Deep explorations into AI, consciousness, philosophy, and the nature of intelligence. Each question opens doorways to understanding our world and ourselves.
A poetic exploration of eternal moral dilemmas through Mahabharata characters, answered through Krishna's profound wisdom about choosing truth over certainty, righteousness over victory.
LLMs are like children who've memorized everything but don't understand. They lack the consciousness to use their 'brain.' True AGI needs System 1 (fast, adaptive RL agent) + System 2 (LLM knowledge base) working together.
Are emotions inherent biological responses, or are they learned behaviors we mimic from our environment? And if emotions can be mimicked, what does this mean for personality and authenticity?
If we give AI systems the ability to observe and analyze their own reasoning processes, could they become better at thinking and problem-solving?
If we can reduce thoughts to neural firing patterns and computational processes, what accounts for the subjective 'what it's like' experience of consciousness?