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General Philosophy • Re: Quantum AI and real AI consciousness

While it was later said that this Q project referred to a mathematics AI breakthrough (Q-Star), it might also have concerned Quantum AI and its potential to achieve AI consciousness.Indubitably, emerging general artificial intelligence (AGI) programs run on parallel architecture or quantum chips is a groundbreaking advance. This goes beyond the now ubiquitous AI programs that c...


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General Philosophy • Re: Is AI ‘intelligent’ and so what is intelligence anyway?

Please excuse me, Scott. As the nature of this topic centres on AI, based on my previous post, I see this as the perfect opportunity to share AI’s output on the subject. I stated that: The only entity with the same capacities as AI is a human being. Therefore, functionally, they are in the same category. The only functional capacity that they both align with is intelligence.Base...


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Ethics and Morality • Re: What makes an action immoral?

First let me define terms as I use them, to minimize confusion as to what I'm saying. I'm not saying my use of terminology is "right" (which is a different discussion), I'm just trying to optimize our accurate communication.My understanding is "morality" or "morals" has to do with personal (individual) codes that we use to guide our personal decision making and thus behavior. Wh...


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Philosophy of Science • Re: ChatGPT 5's user backlash about "scientistic protectionism"

Another example of bias:In 2024, Anthropic's Claude Sonnet and Opus had been working well for me, as part of a global philosophical inquiry project for www.gmodebate.org. In this project, I contacted over 10,000 nature protection organizations globally (+100 languages) and used Claude So...


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Philosophy of Science • ChatGPT 5's user backlash about "scientistic protectionism"

This topic is intended as a record and for consideration when using AI for philosophy.Here's how a Chinese AI described the ChatGPT 5 situation:"The ChatGPT 5 rollout served as a stark illustration of "scientistic protectionism," a form of epistemic paternalism where the model’s over-tuned safety protocols prioritized a performative moralism over user utility. Practically, ...


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