On 3/26/2013 7:13 AM, Bruno Marchal wrote:
It is a bit what happens, please study the theory. Qualia are useful to accelerate information processing, and the integration of that processing in a person. And they are unavoidable for machines in rich and statistically stable universal relations with each others.

Can you describe exactly how they are unavoidable? Specifically I wonder what constraints this puts on them. Looked at from the aspect of engineering intelligence I would assume it would depend on sensor capabilities, i.e. that machines would primarily communicate about what they can both see. But that doesn't account for humans who communicate a lot about what they feel.

Brent

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