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And1129
2003-09-26, 08:41
I'd just like to here what you guys have to day about this. My question is, if humans ever created A.I., real A.I., not conputer scripts, would that being have a soul?

-Imp
2003-09-26, 09:44
I dont think so... but if u had a program that would give the "droid" feelings, then it would...

but I dont think it would have a soul... only feelings = program

[This message has been edited by -Imp (edited 09-26-2003).]

---Beany---
2003-09-26, 13:32
I think it's impossible to create something that is aware of itself.

JCS1
2003-09-26, 15:30
quote:Originally posted by And1129:

I'd just like to here what you guys have to day about this. My question is, if humans ever created A.I., real A.I., not conputer scripts, would that being have a soul?

Man is the PRACTICE of the eternal feelings of another Soul.

Individuality is Soul. To describe Soul is to Describe God. Individuality is of NOW, NOW is always NOW, it can't be described, defined, believed (computer scripts):

The difference between Human and Mortal.

-Imp
2003-09-26, 17:57
I dont believe in God...

I believe on recarantion... be born after U are dead...comprende ?

Armed&Angry
2003-09-26, 21:55
Define soul. In the sense of having an ethereal being divorced from its physical intelligence, no, of course not. However, some would say that the particular chemical workings of the human brain could be termed a "soul." In this sense, yes, the computer would have a soul of sorts. And the observation of this "soul" would be truly fascinating, because we really don't know what to expect from it. Computers are evolving in an entirely different environment from biological life; should be a hell of a thing to watch.

Direckshun
2003-10-01, 19:49
I'm more or less with Beany.

I don't think we can produce a being with actual consciousness.

However, if we could, I would claim that being has a soul.

crimson parrot
2003-10-01, 22:48
What is a soul?

People can't agree what a soul is in humans or even if it exists. I would say that we will create AI will a level of conciousness comparable (or superior) to humans. And I will also say that some people will say that this AI has a soul.

You might find it interesting to read what the dalai lama has to say about the subject.

BUDDHIST REINCARNATION AND AI (http://www.alamut.com/subj/ideologies/buddhism/and_AI.html)

iAmTheLlama
2003-10-02, 04:50
I think its possible, but would only be as intelligant as the smartist animal can be. I believe the atribute it would be missing is a soul wich sub-concously connects with others and makes the body think and react in different ways. such as love, the human is the only creature who can love another besides its paternal parents.

Armed&Angry
2003-10-03, 00:13
A belief based on the fact that animal relationships consist of lust. Of course, this is true of some human relationships. This brings us to a new question: Do WE feel "love," as we understand it? Or are we simply justifying our own lust with flowery emotional aphorisms?

TheSmilingBandit
2003-10-07, 13:48
A good link: http://www.eff.org/Net_culture/Cyberpunk/ghost_in_machine.paper

"The Ghost in the Machine: Haitian Voudoun and the Matrix" by Seeker 1.

It speaks on way more than AI though.

Having ran several 'ai' (bots) that have passed the turing test, I can see how a machine CAN learn, by being spoken to by alot of people.

If someone could implement it so the learning could be used practically...