I mean that LLMs they do something fundamentally different from experiencing their environment through senses, modeling their own thoughts and those of others as a matter of survival, and to posing and solving new problems.

I worry that suggesting today's AI models may be conscious will allow the companies that own them to whip up public outrage at efforts to control their behavior.

I get into the question of consciousness a bit in this piece. Those I spoke to who study consciousness largely believe that LLMs work in a way that is at odds with how biological consciousness evolved. www.wired.com/story/ai-sen...

Expect this to be a growing job category

On an airstrip somewhere in Texas, a swarm of killer jets approaches—controlled by, of all things, a large language model.

This is the rise of the killer chatbots.

AI as weapon by @willknight.bsky.social

Of course. But unfortunately I think the current strategy may also pose a long-term risk to the strength of US companies and the US economy.

Seems pretty similar but also a bit stilted because of the political motivation many users had for leaving twitter

Please report them!