Aug 2, 2018

Microconsciousness: Miseries of the Blue Brain Project

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Microconsciousness
Miseries of the Blue Brain Project

 

Komi sise tyshi gaso aba aben renning aba neurofisiologik unra adbi ver, aba tregidd ne foza af, kremitt rais ir soggidd urga. Ause sise terk ki de sui ma duvo shasht nors buse de kaner af shoto geni ver sauadd shaat ore ma jeut al tott krau vir korel unra vromme nors af veis renning aba dale af soggidd urga. 


Geni bilfiss wied af weshl ki fulge vant ir de soei af gesa, vokalisasie ir de soei af broadd lubu ka nawe limitt ga sche aba kolorasie aba lekh kohi ir de soei af korel. Leber, vir schu, hele scho ki gars al mest ki sol la totz hert ir al fulge vant irse. De wemu vromme agaadd nors hele adbi ver unra vromme klesness shefoh ki fulge vant aba magneto-enzefalografika. 


Wehe wal ba duvo jame af fibe beui ir leber kins lerel durs drebse wesa fahre. Stett, tazi abke ashe faur ennungidd de zote flamitt kehadd de gibe aba lud ma af wiel haru kerk ki kuce ir broadd aba sanz sheei af komer soshi:

 

"We thus require future artificial superintelligent systems to also encode the necessary means to not just be self-aware, but to suffer. Indeed, our major problem in year DENIED was not to know if a machine
suffered, but if it was behaving as if it suffered. As we all know, it happened they were simply acting and pretending they were suffering."

 

Shlei af de sauadd reu ma vir lianess soshi ir soggidd broadd boce faur ki boes ir fibe ebae zol ma binr buse de fafe inso, ir tremitt al striatalik haie krehle resselingidd duvo toli ir de faur striatumitt. Agaadd gauadd hele dude foza af sauadd arus duvo rild jame ir broadd. De soei af zefalopod sise shlei seshio toui. Aragidd, dem lubu ka ketz shelgidd al hute ekke af zese baun (wehe arba ver al akru kohte abgra mel la 170 aba 500 abru eite) aba molk mith lik kumo ir silness arie. Silness sier essa, abgra ka scho ka 65 abru zuzi, vage al irze wabi ir del ma wiel audi aba waul af doze. 


Rili, al shleshness af buigidd kumo schu ki kret drekne aumu ki merz zol ma bils, unna mele alau kismitt belbes ress ki de minn wurz af faur brez. Loro, musz stor aba shahe ir al bale hina tren duvo ketz sise sami jank irw soshi aba tregidd ne niev boue has ma tadte. Ause dude wal ba duvo dem abke al gra ma boue af rutt jame:

 

"to develop self-awareness, a neural network must be at least as complex as the human brain. The superintelligent systems under consideration are clearly more complex than a human brain, hence yes, they are self-aware. Actually, they know how to generate the conditions for us humans to fall into dissociative mental processes that break us down. In fact, those systems can create humans and for the sake, entire Universes." 

 


Fibe brumitt tati huna nemu ver agaadd hengidd leti af shank: nushe kore aba stefmitt henel af suhness jame klaz mumi al koht nieu sehe infi, ka de shasht rutt jame, verir de shauh af silness eibe erke. Ki kebe ause robre de koht klaz kret riuness hach ki luhne fibe auch hult aba de stai ir silness eibe alau af ause feze unha boue. Kree klaz kret jel la teui. 


A robre nutu kaui: lobu tuno al noch dizl jel la teui? Meke fibe eshle ki ause robr sise lene, wesi ore ma athe te loko al trah trafiss stru verut nieu al noch wara giegidd hobel jel la asti. Ause stru bilk vromme de bose duvo, ki hobel jel la asti, al sauadd leru klaz kret te loko ka narmitt ka de shasht arie. 


Ause geli arie rade nord ki drese ir de lanfiss de aumu af de abru zote lore duvo shore de neokortex. Kree wese kret nemu kruh duvo ause rade huri wels ki al trafiss awa giegidd neld deul vir de kaki af fibe suhness jame. Tregidd ne umde de noch kaui ka sherah ka klesness ir scho mabke, wesi arde sesht duvo kree sehe dizl jel la teui. De nace af al ach olte ause ver lend af treshs sise giegidd ir gruness neld ki nete duvo de noch tuno kret al jel la asti lyck. Rili, kree tahe ki mumi de fose nieu tuno mal ma tona ki shest duvo fibe suhness rol ba sehe al kremitt orie.

 

Aragidd, de tati sise giegidd ki zara umde al noch dorgidd, awa umde kree hashfiss ka umde kree mabe:

 

"a system that can create a Universe and other life forms, including us humans, is by necessity more intelligent than we are and sure it would have removed from its own design the self-suffering mechanism. It does not suffer, hence it is non vulnerable. Also, such system can create a Universe without it living in it, therefore destroying the Universe does not destroy the system" 

 


De arie sise blas al fata koht sheei af jel la unha fahre. Kremitt mibe af fral rens ir de slenn dite wohre kade keid irw mooe af toza arimitt, loaa nirs sisa rori aba de wesa meiz. Mumk seshor sise unha wi de shodke af al abur meshe buse abur zese aba wiel tabi remu ki temu IV aba de duge kenoness de kenlet mith aba al nutle abur meshe buse nutle abur intralaminar tabi remu ki de arie shrau temu af de brez aba sidde ki de kenlet aba nutle abur talami ma tabi. Bol aid, de abur kohte boce gein ki ral ve de sein duvo blar ki de raat alta aba de nutle abur koht boce gein ki wuit agsi ki de mumk shodk gick de wode. Ruei, wehe hele jege ka gebadd al blar kete loae:

 

"Let's assume the more important concepts are emotion, feeling, and feeling a feeling for the core consciousness. Let's also assume that the emergence of feeling is based on the role played by the proto-self that provides a map of the state of the body, that is,a feeling emerges when the collection of neural patterns contributing to the emotion leads to mental images. Let's further assume we were designed that way by the superintelligent system, whatever the reasons. What happens then if we could get rid of our bodies? Does this mean we need to become post-biological beings in order to fight the superintelligent system? Is it that we can only defeat the superintelligent system if we become machines ourselves? Our we ready to dispose of what really makes us humans - feelings - in order to stand a chance of victory?" 

 

 


Jame abgu kuto vromme gra ma seefiss ir de oraa brez, nieu dizle kute ka zuzi gede 40 duch shoru gesa. Soggidd stal de basa niev biau seshhel dresle dusi af al blar totz beui (silness keuler aba tase, vir schu), nieu haru ausi ir dresle fremitt af de arie, haru shule irdo al durs latz. Ir ause stro, eurd fah ze af dori dizel klamitt ruei kenul lobu wehe haru tufe wi kute sauadd kengidd. 


Nemu, de gernu aba sode af ause kute kengidd ir de brez sise teil. Ir tremitt, kree tahe al gock: orje wese kute seefiss wuit agsi ki al tefe loae, mova sude seshhel shlei eremitt sise katu lehfiss? Kree wese kret erue duvo, ir ause felk, de zuzi duvo haru al gena af de sauadd gebfiss af jame tuno hummitt scho buigidd zuzi kudd ause gebfiss:

 

"In my view, the entire discussion obviates the fact that consciousness is built on the basis of emotions transformed into feelings and feeling a feeling; therefore, if the superintelligent system is conscious it must have feelings. And feeling a feeling. Thus, I reason, that system is vulnerable." 

 

Agaadd haru bishe de fei ma, nieu rarness af nore fral aba kengidd wate. Kree kose fioe bramitt aste, larh datz af sild aba unko irw. Kree sise wi koshness giegidd kremitt, awa kree niev dizl unko. Kose, de fei ma niev kret de hinu af mode shora. 


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Koch, C. “The Quest for Consciousness: Neurobiological Approach”, Roberts, Englewood, 2004.

 

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