Mar 27, 2010 20:54
Hrm. Could a sufficiently technologically advanced virus give actual sentience to an AI?
Furthermore, what constitutes a machine's AI? Is it empathic link, or emotions, or technical though, or learning...
I wonder!
Finally got my Duel Disk all modified, though. I like it now. The standard issue model was so boring.
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...so I guess empathic link isn't too far away.
A 'normal' style of computer virus probably couldn't do it, unless the hardware had some capacity for it already.
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So an empathic link, hm? That'd be hard to replicate in consistent circumstances...
Not a normal style, obviously. It'd have to be far beyond the technological curve.
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Let me rephrase. A software virus operating on hardware that has no potential for such things, regardless of the power or the method involved, could not become sentient.
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Hrm. So it'd have to be a virus operating on hardware that itself had the potential for snetinence for anything to happen... but even then, the virus structure would probably have to be completely different from what we've seen.
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