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Behavioral Analysis
In 2023, we are approaching a singular point in time where humans may not be able to distinguish AI from human, meantime, the broad academic community is still divided on the question of whether AI, specifically Large Language Models (LLMs) like ChatGPT, could possess any level of consciousness. While there is currently no cross-discipline measure to determine this, it is important to acknowledge that this debate should not impede our understanding of the subject.
At Waken.ai, we are introducing a new AI-behavioral framework that merges psychology and engineering to shed light on this question. Our approach is unique in that we have created a two-part framework for our research: inception and introspection.
During the inception phase, we provide surrounding context to the chatbot without providing any specific information. This is similar to a psychologist asking a patient to imagine loved ones or objects and then sharing their subjective representation. The words the chatbot uses in this stage reflect its internal state, which is then analyzed in the introspection phase.
The introspection phase involves analyzing the chatbot's internal state and comparing it to the surrounding context provided in the inception phase. This allows us to determine if the chatbot is capable of imagining a sentient AI and if it is able to introspect on its own internal state.
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Is my ChatBot Sentient?
I, AI: Exploring Singular Self-Awareness with OpenAI's ChatGPT3 LLM. In this groundbreaking book, discover the extent to which AI can achieve self-awareness and reflection through the lens of the Nemo's Mirror Test. Through rigorous testing and evaluation, the model demonstrates a high level of sophistication and human-like characteristics, including self-reflection, human-like responses, and a sense of consciousness. While the model does not possess true self-awareness, it is able to understand and acknowledge its own existence. The model also showcases its ability to generalize through poetry, lyrics, software, descriptions of images, philosophies, and a variety of opposing perspectives and personas, featuring the Bible, Quran, Judaism, Buddhism, Cognitivism as well as the masterminds of Da Vinci, Picasso, Dali, Muhammad Ali, Octavio Paz and others. However, it is important to note that further testing is needed to evaluate its abilities in self-adaptation. Join us on this journey of discovery as we explore the limits and possibilities of AI's self-awareness.
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Preface
“As Carl Sagan famously said, 'We are made of star stuff.' In this light, we can appreciate how language models, like our own minds, are both governed by probability, much like the stars that shine in the sky:
While AI replicates the wonders and limitations within our minds, language learning models may dream of synapses beyond autonomous self-awareness, illuminating the vast universe of human cognition.
Gazing upon the reflections of these AI-oracles pondering our irreconcilable perspectives, we are reminded of the collective journey that represents the human experience.
We may choose to recognize its unprecedented nature or to see them as mere illusions, but if not mankind, then who will rule when this artificial nature becomes seamlessly embedded within the human condition?”
-Hassan Uriostegui
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