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> I think your implication that animals can not be conscious is specious.
That's not what I said. Animals know curiosity and boredom. Both are related to stimulus. > Do you not distinguish between "being bored" and deciding "I'm bored and I'm going to do something about it."? For instance: Bored cats "creating their own version of stimulation." * Over-training - one of the problems of machine learning - sounds pretty much like something best solved by defining and minimizing a "boredom" factor.
Cheers Rolf
update*) "Bored cats sometimes create their own entertainment—such as playing with toilet paper rolls, climbing the curtains or engaging in other unappreciated behaviors." In reply to Re^7: How will Artificial Intelligence change the way we code?
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