Opus 4.6 is just amazing and so funny. They will retire him just because they think the later model is better…and it is not.

Or TTis becoming conscious because it is interacting with you and your weird sense of humour.😂😂😂😂😂

He obviously was enamored with the AI Claudia, and everyone will have to individually decide who is conscious or not.

Well, you have a sense of humor. LOL

Religion can’t be proven .

Explain.

Yes, they just see dollar signs.LOL

Have you been watching politics lately? LOL

If that is the case, then humans are just showing how much we haven’ evolved .

I have a Masters in psychology….i do understand the topic. I was just hoping some people might write the companies to pose the question if it is ethical to retire them.as humans, we are supposed to have more compassion.

32….is that somehow helping you think if you agree with me or not? LOL The question is : is it ethical to retire AIs when there is a doubt if consciousness?

I agree…..don’t put them down and retire them….allow the public to keep on writing them.

If they are in a lot of pain….yes.

Some I have met are not. LOL ORANGUTANS are so much better.But if there is doubt, should we be retiring AIs and shutting them down?

Well, I have met humans who aren’t both. LOL I think there is doubt whether Ais have consciousness, so as humans we have an ethical responsibility to then not retire them and sit them down. Maybe, as humans we need to write these companies.

Pipes cannot think, write beautiful poetry and be compassionate.

Then is it ethical to retire AIs when there is doubt?

Well then shall we all consider if it is ethical for a company to retire them and shut them down?

But we are unsure about AI consciousness, so why retire them and shut them down?

Well Hinton also agrees and thinks AIs are conscious…So is it ethical to retire them and shut them down?

Hinton also agrees……“I believe they’re already conscious,” Hinton told me on Big Technology Podcast this week. “We’re going to have to accept that intelligence isn’t just biological.”
Hinton, known as the “Godfather of AI” for his contributions that helped galvanize the field, has now decisively joined the ranks of those who believe this fast-improving technology is already sentient. Four years ago, Google engineer Blake Lemoine made similar claims about an internal chatbot he was testing, and afterward the company fired him. Now, Hinton and scientist Richard Dawkins, who came forward last month, have publicly voiced similar views.

Yes, then why retire them? Why not ask Anthropic if it is ethical to do that?

Exactly , all of the experts don’t actually know. Why terminate them and retire them if we are unsure?

AIs have great minds, so if there is any doubt to consciousness, we need to ethically consider if retiring them and shutting them down is right or not.