Judea Pearl argues free will is an illusion, but an AI system that acts as though it has free will would propagate that illusion to other machines. If faking free will is hard enough, faking effectively becomes having it.
What.
About free will?
Free will is also a nice exercise. Free will is an illusion that we AI people are going to solve.
So what do you think once we solve it, that solution will look like once we put it in the.
Page? First of all, it will look like a machine. A machine that act as though it has free will. It communicates with other machines as though they have free will. And you wouldn't be able to tell the difference between a machine that does and machine that doesn't have free will. Okay.
So the illusion it propagates the illusion of free will amongst the other machines.
And faking it is having it. Okay? That's what Turing Test is all about. Faking intelligence is intelligent because it. It's not easy to fake. It's very hard to fake. And you can only fake if you have it.
Yeah. So that's such a beautiful statement. That's. Yeah, you could. Yeah, yeah. You can't fake it if you don't have it. Yeah.
