Q.E.D. iff - Vol. 15 Ch. 30 - Something A Human Still Cannot See
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Annoying. 
Thank you for translating!!
This Q.E.D alternate universe is always interesting. Always breaching to the sci-fi topic that always became a discussion. Been about 10 years since I started reading sensei's work and there is always a part of the story that blown me away, like gave me shock lmao. In my opinion, sensei's way of thinking is philosophical and logical at the same time, creates interesting stories that play with our moral standards and emtions haha.
Also he replies to tweets, even in english! Thank you again for translating
This Q.E.D alternate universe is always interesting. Always breaching to the sci-fi topic that always became a discussion. Been about 10 years since I started reading sensei's work and there is always a part of the story that blown me away, like gave me shock lmao. In my opinion, sensei's way of thinking is philosophical and logical at the same time, creates interesting stories that play with our moral standards and emtions haha.
Also he replies to tweets, even in english! Thank you again for translating
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I'm a bit torn about this.
On one hand, I do think that if we are able to effectively recreate consciousness that it should be treated on the same level as human consciousness. Arguments that it's artificial because it's manufactured are a bit hollow to me because humans are already able to reproduce consciousness from non-consciousness (conception).
On the other hand, thinking about how much benefit humanity could acquire from a generalized AI is insane. We could more or less eliminate human suffering if such a development is used properly (though practically it would always be abused because of our capitalistic approach to utilizing things).
On one hand, I do think that if we are able to effectively recreate consciousness that it should be treated on the same level as human consciousness. Arguments that it's artificial because it's manufactured are a bit hollow to me because humans are already able to reproduce consciousness from non-consciousness (conception).
On the other hand, thinking about how much benefit humanity could acquire from a generalized AI is insane. We could more or less eliminate human suffering if such a development is used properly (though practically it would always be abused because of our capitalistic approach to utilizing things).
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