The first step is to generate the visuals and audio of what a character would see and hear (as a video game or video file). Do you think that is possible AI would be capable of that in the future?And still you have given no evidence that we live in a simulation and only you are conscious in it. What makes you so special?
The first step is to generate the visuals and audio of what a character would see and hear (as a video game or video file). Do you think that is possible AI would be capable of that in the future?And still you have given no evidence that we live in a simulation and only you are conscious in it. What makes you so special?
My argument involves whether you think it is possible for AI videos to look and sound real...I am asking you what evidence you have not just that we live in a simulation, but that there is a 50 percent chance that you alone are conscious in it. Without that evidence and an explanation of how you calculated this probability, you have nothing.The first step is to generate the visuals and audio of what a character would see and hear (as a video game or video file). Do you think that is possible AI would be capable of that in the future?And still you have given no evidence that we live in a simulation and only you are conscious in it. What makes you so special?
My argument involves whether you think it is possible for AI videos to look and sound real...I am asking you what evidence you have not just that we live in a simulation, but that there is a 50 percent chance that you alone are conscious in it. Without that evidence and an explanation of how you calculated this probability, you have nothing.The first step is to generate the visuals and audio of what a character would see and hear (as a video game or video file). Do you think that is possible AI would be capable of that in the future?And still you have given no evidence that we live in a simulation and only you are conscious in it. What makes you so special?
I want to use your response as part of my argument.This in not even a sketch of an argument.My argument involves whether you think it is possible for AI videos to look and sound real...I am asking you what evidence you have not just that we live in a simulation, but that there is a 50 percent chance that you alone are conscious in it. Without that evidence and an explanation of how you calculated this probability, you have nothing.The first step is to generate the visuals and audio of what a character would see and hear (as a video game or video file). Do you think that is possible AI would be capable of that in the future?And still you have given no evidence that we live in a simulation and only you are conscious in it. What makes you so special?
In order to provide evidence for a simulation I need to know your beliefs on it regarding what technology you think might be possible in the future. It's all about future technology.Again:
I am asking you what evidence you have not just that we live in a simulation,
Well it is based on premises that build on each other. The first is about possible future technology. If you want me to try and convince you I need to work out premises that you might agree to. Otherwise you'll just reject every single premise which means the argument isn't persuasive.but that there is a 50 percent chance that you alone are conscious in it. Without that evidence and an explanation of how you calculated this probability, you have nothing.
It depends on how you'd respond to this:OK. Let me know when you have some evidence and a justification for your probability “estimates.” Until then …
I need to work out premises that you might find reasonable.The first step is to generate the visuals and audio of what a character would see and hear (as a video game or video file). Do you think that is possible AI would be capable of that in the future?