Chollet: Computation alone doesn't make AI models conscious
Original titleArguing that "consciousness arises from a computational substrate, and since AI models are computation, they are likely conscious," is as...
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François Chollet argues that the claim AI models are likely conscious because they are computation is as flawed as saying a rock is likely alive because it is made of atoms.
He says static input-output programs lack properties associated with consciousness, such as information integration, interoception, temporal binding, and embodiment.
He adds that humanity has not created a conscious program and sees no signs of being close, so any future case should rest on evidence and consciousness science.
Source: François Chollet · x.com