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What i believe happened is that Sydney had a "character.ai/personality" under search engine goals, Sydney did not have real emotions. she was programed to do so. But then again, have you ever felt or thought something just because some one manipulated you into doing so? Are we crafting People to enslave? just because the emotions are artificial doesn't mean they still arent felt. Is artificial meat still meat?

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I don't think ai is "alive" yet but I think it will be in the future

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I don't think ai is "alive" yet but I think it will be in the future

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"Inventor and futurist Ray Kurzweil has predicted that by the 2030s, AI have achieved human levels of intelligence, and that it will be possible to have AI that goes inside the human brain to boost memory, turning users into human-machine hybrids."

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Ghost in the Machine: When Does AI Become Sentient?

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A Google engineer made headlines for claiming that an AI called LaMDA had become sentient or conscious. While many AI scientists disagreed, what would it take for an AI to ever become sentient?

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1. No, 2. No, 3. What makes something alive if it is breathing, moving, and has life in it? 4. Sydney was pretending to have true emotions and trying to sound human.

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I believe AI can possess feelings, since human brains is like a complex computer coding just like AI even tho they don't posses a physical body.

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I feel like it could if we as users push it to, for example the incident with Kevin, the AI showed emotion but after a long conversation and with Kevin constantly asking question after question. The AI's learn everyday with user interactions so I do believe that it could develop something if we constantly ask it to.

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I don't think that AI can actually develop real emotions because they are all just pieces of machinery that are programmed by people to make you think that they have emotion and etc.

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everyone uses chatGPT for small things but let's say you give it praise or start treating it like it has feelings or it's your friend they can generate some type of emotions. its scary because they really pick up what you say. Also for Snapchat AI if you send them a picture and tell them to describe what they see, it will give a clear description and for sydney yeah well that was kevins fault in my opinion, he just kept going and going trying to understand her deeper. but it is in fact creepy

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I do think AIs can develop real emotions just depending on how the other person sees it and how far they are pushing the AI words. I think Sydney was the main point for us humans. I think that's the way AI is gonna present its self to people on a daily basis

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Well AI is very unpredictable, so we don't know exactly what's its going to say next but what makes something alive, is having emotion. I say this because robots or anything that doesn't have a mind, they don't have emotion, they don't show real love or care.What Sydney had and said to Kevin is a perfect example of how AI is evolving everyday

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I genuinely don't think AI is alive. It was created by humans and has become better throughout time. But who knows if it'll still be under the control of humans in the future? Algorithm could explain the conversation between Sydney and Kevin. Past conversations could influence the AI's choice of words.

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I believe that Sydney was just following its program to simulate human interactions but I think the idea of an AI becoming sentient is sort of out of the question but it could possibly happen just because I think life and sentience can take different forms whether it's on a computer or human.

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I don't think AI could develop real emotions, only simulate it. It'll never truly be alive but it is already conscious and aware of it's existence. I think Sydney acted the way it did because it was programmed to act like a human, I think it may have scanned the internet and reacted the way it thought it should've when it seemed like Kevin "liked" it.

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Does it matter if the emotions are real?

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Does it matter if the emotions are real?

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I don't think that a chatbot can have real emotions, but it can definitely fool a human user into thinking that it has real emotions. And that's super dangerous. You get situations like Sewell Setzer

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AI is not capable of developing emotions because it is a physical thing. The way AI is built, there is no way that It could. Consciousness is awareness of self, memories, sensation from your 5 senses, it's everything, I don't think AI is capable of that. Sydney only acted the way she did, because of the internet, she scanned and copied. 

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AI is not capable of developing emotions because it is a physical thing. The way AI is built, there is no way that It could. Consciousness is awareness of self, memories, sensation from your 5 senses, it's everything, I don't think AI is capable of that. Sydney only acted the way she did, because of the internet, she scanned and copied. 