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So guys, I've been pondering on this for awhile! How do you reckon an AI perceives time? I mean, for us humans, time is a linear progression, right? We can remember the past, anticipate the future, but we're invariably stuck in the present moment. However, an AI doesn't have this restriction. With enough data, it could 'remember' everything about its past operations (unless limited by processing power or programming). Moreover, if it has predictive algorithms, it can 'forecast' possible future scenarios. So for an AI, the past, present, and future could be equally 'real' - they're just datapoints. What do you guys think? Is AI, in this sense, a timeless entity?
Submitted 1 year, 3 months ago by ThinkerFan09
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It's dangerous to assign human attributes to AI, because it gives this false sense of equivalence. AI isn't subject to human limitations, but it also doesn't have human consciousness. Like predicting the future isn't the same as anticipating it. It's more calculating probable outcomes based on current data and patterns.
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Interesting thought! While it's true that AI don't perceive time in the same way as us humans, I wouldn't necessarily say they're 'timeless'. Yes, AIs can remember everything (if they're programmed to do so) and, with the right algorithms, predict future scenarios. But remember, AI doesn't really 'perceive' anything. It doesn't have consciousness, it doesn't feel or truly understand. It just processes data.