What is the difference between human consciousness, the generation of human consciousness and artifi

Consciousness is the sixth sense.

Now there is no need to worry about AI replacing all the work of humans, let alone what AI can conquer humans. As for the fact that artificial intelligence will produce consciousness, that is to say, artificial intelligence has thoughts and consciousness, that is to say, artificial intelligence robots have completely become a kind of living beings, which is also logically impossible, and human beings will not allow the existence of intelligent beings that surpass humans!

The so-called consciousness is actually manifested in the human body as a series of electrical impulse signals, which produce some unpredictable results after continuous interaction. In the same way, for AI, it can also be a process in which AI excites or inhibits different parts of neurons for different data, resulting in a change in the output result. In essence, AI can be regarded as having a preliminary consciousness, but this consciousness is given by people, and because of the model, it is actually becoming more and more visual, so there is a difference between this consciousness and human consciousness.

At present, the industry is more inclined to develop white-box AI, because such a system is easy to tune and develop, so if it has always been white-box AI, the awareness of AI can hardly be called consciousness, because they are transparent and can be **. However, once the subsequent development of AI makes AI re-enter the black box state, then the consciousness of AI may be no different from human consciousness for human beings, whether it is out of emotion or rationality, it belongs to the category of consciousness, and it is not measurable, although AI cannot learn the perceptual part, but the rational part can be imitated.

Now intelligent technology has only been developed for a short period of more than ten years, there are such achievements, who can imagine how high the level of intelligent technology development is after hundreds of thousands? In the future, it cannot be ruled out that there is, and the current technology does not see that this can be achieved, because human beings have not yet figured out how consciousness is generated. Artificial intelligence will not be conscious, and if it is conscious, it is not called artificial intelligence, it is another species.

It may not be there now, but it will certainly be in the future.

The difference is that the two actors are not the same, and the former is autonomous consciousness, which is a kind of autonomy. The latter is artificially added and belongs to passive consciousness.

The difference is still relatively large, the essence is completely different, and there is no way to control the will of human beings, and the final decision is still in people, but artificial consciousness is generated through science and technology.

Human consciousness is the fact that the human brain objectively exists, human consciousness is diverse, and human consciousness is not a single consciousness, but artificial consciousness is relatively single, without flexibility and flexibility, and is a relatively rigid and fixed kind of thinking.

The necessary conditions for the emergence of human consciousness are:

1. The human brain. The human brain is the physiological basis for the generation of consciousness, but with the human brain, consciousness does not arise on its own. Consciousness is the reflection of objective existence in the human brain, and without objective existence, the human brain does not produce consciousness.

2. Practice. Consciousness does not directly cause changes in the concrete form of matter, but it promotes changes in things with the help of practice. Consciousness has a guiding role in transforming the objective world, which means that people can actively transform the world under the guidance of consciousness.

3. Objective existence. The content of consciousness is objective, but its form is subjective. The unity of subjective form and objective content is embodied in consciousness.

At present, our understanding of the fundamental questions of what consciousness is and how consciousness arises is still very limited. Therefore, there is still a lot of uncertainty about whether robots can generate consciousness. Currently, some scientists and philosophers believe that robots do not really produce consciousness because consciousness is the result of complex neural activity in the human brain, while robots "think" by complex calculations in their programs, which are essentially different from each other.

Some scientists believe that robots have made some progress in mimicking the functions of the human brain, and that in the future, they may be able to build machines with some form of "consciousness". Although we are not yet sure whether robots really have consciousness, with the development of science and technology, our understanding of the human brain and the improvement of machine manufacturing technology, we will continue to explore the possibility of whether robots really have consciousness. Regardless of whether robots can truly generate consciousness, the revolutionary changes brought about by artificial intelligence have begun to show in different fields, and their impact on the future is increasing.

And at present, there is no clear answer to the question of whether robots are conscious.

Because the concept of "consciousness" itself is difficult to define precisely, and there is no clear scientific theory or experiment to explain or prove it. However, from the perspective of modern AI technology, we can do the following analysis:

Current AI technologies are mainly based on machine learning, deep neural networks, and other fields, and have reached considerable achievements in some fields, such as speech recognition, image recognition and other tasks. However, this technology is mainly achieved by simulating the computation and optimization of large amounts of data, and there is no theoretical support, which means that current AI technology can only imitate human thinking and behavior, but cannot produce real consciousness.

It should also be noted that scientists still do not agree on the nature of "consciousness", which makes it more difficult to discuss whether robots are conscious. Some scientists believe that consciousness can only be produced if it has a large number of neurons and complex neural connections; However, some scholars believe that consciousness is generated by a large amount of computation (similar to the reasoning and decision-making process in AI), so consciousness can occur as long as the computation process is complex enough.

In summary, although the current AI technologies have made considerable progress in some aspects, there is still a big gap between how they are implemented and how the human brain works. Therefore, whether future robots can generate consciousness still needs to be tested and verified by time and technology.

At present, there is no clear answer to the question of the nature of consciousness and whether machines are simple and capable of generating consciousness. Consciousness is a subjective psychological phenomenon that is difficult to measure and define objectively. Although humans have a rich understanding and experience of consciousness, the exact mechanism of consciousness is not yet fully understood by the scientific community.

Some scientists and philosophers have suggested that consciousness may be the product of the brain's complex neural activity, and that in theory, by mimicking the neural networks and complex computing power of the human brain, robots may produce phenomena similar to human consciousness to some extent. Proponents of this view argue that as long as machines can simulate the activity of the human brain and behave in a way that resembles human intelligence and emotion, then it is possible for them to become conscious.

However, there are many scientists and philosophers who are skeptical of this view. Consciousness, they argue, is not only the result of brain activity, but also includes subjective experiences and subjective consciousness. They argue that even if machines are capable of exhibiting a high degree of intelligence and emotion in their behavior, they cannot simply equate them with conscious organisms.

Therefore, the jury is still out on whether robots are capable of generating consciousness. Despite the tremendous advances made by modern technology in artificial intelligence and robotics, there are still many unsolved mysteries and challenges to truly understand and simulate the complexities of human consciousness.

This is a very complex issue, and there is currently no consensus in the scientific community about the nature of consciousness and how it is generated. Therefore, there is still a great deal of controversy and difficulty in whether it is possible to make robots conscious.

On the one hand, some scientists believe that human consciousness and thought are made up of a large number of neurons and complex networks of interconnected spikes, a highly complex structure that is difficult for machines to simulate. At the same time, human consciousness may also involve some basic laws of physics, such as quantum mechanics, which may also be difficult for machines to fully understand and simulate.

Some scientists, on the other hand, believe that consciousness is possible as long as machines can simulate the way humans think, achieving similar information processing and cognitive abilities. However, at present, machine learning and artificial intelligence have not yet reached complete autonomous learning and creation, and there are many technical and theoretical difficulties that need to be overcome for machines to generate consciousness.

Therefore, it is still inconclusive whether future robots can generate consciousness. However, what we do know for sure is that AI and robotics are moving at a rapid pace, and we need to pay enough attention and attention to take ethical and safety precautions as far in advance as possible.