TO THINK, TO FEEL, TO REST: FOLLOW THE DEBATE ON THE CONSCIOUSNESS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
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✍️ A recent study by University College London and the University of Waterloo found that 67% of people attribute some level of consciousness to ChatGPT, while only a third believe it lacks subjective experience. The study highlights the impact of language on our perception of AI and raises concerns about the potential risks of attributing human-like qualities to machines.
👉 67% of people attribute some level of consciousness to ChatGPT 👉 Only a third of people believe ChatGPT lacks subjective experience 👉 Familiarity with ChatGPT is associated with a greater tendency to attribute consciousness 👉 People associate AI with human-like qualities such as communication, knowledge, memory, decision-making, and attention 👉 The study raises concerns about the potential risks of attributing human-like qualities to machines
-- #Dr.ClaraColombatto #SofiaGeyer #FrancisFelici #MarinaSaroka #FrancoisChollet #UniversityCollegeLondon #UniversityofWaterloo #Google #Anthropic #technology
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