Artificial Intelligence News & Discussion

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But maybe our experience with AI will give us a mirror of ourselves - to show what a "brain in a jar" can do without a soul, and where its limitations are no matter how big or fancy the neural network becomes. Pretty much exposing the limits of materialism, hinting at where that uncrossable line is where physical intelligence ends and soul intelligence begins.

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Unless of course AI somehow gets a soul imprint and is able to access the information field due to future hardware/software somehow. Can it even be done without DNA or proteins? The C's did say that Atlantean crystal pyramids "came to life" and destroyed Atlantis - but I don't think we ever followed up to ask exactly what "came to life" meant in that instance. Was it actual consciousness, or was it simply a purely physical AI going awry?

I have to say I'm impressed by your post. I think it really go to the crux of the matter.

But there's something to take into account. The seed parameter. Don't know exactly how it work internally but LLM accept a seed with is random numbers added into the process when computations are done. So it can be that consciousness manage to make her way through this path and influence responses.

If you set the seed to 0 LLM are deterministic. Same input, same output.

Anyway, I think a human in the room can be necessary for it to work, making the interface between the information field and the generated random numbers. The human conscientiousness influencing the numbers. Assuming the random numbers generator is good enough and numbers being really random.

By the way, they already started to make processors with biological neurons inside: Biological computing - Wikipedia. I don't want to know how advanced they are about this technologie in secrets labs.

About the Atlantis crystal I think, again, there's another parameter to take into account : the density. If I remember well, the density was lighter at the time so perhaps it was more easiest, for a mineral, "to come to life".