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It really depends on whether cognitive thinking developed as an adaptive mechanism required for survival or if it's driven by a higher-order motivation. In other words, do with think to survive or do we think because we have an urge to think? AI may remove the need to think to survive, but if we still have the desire to think, we will continue to do so, albeit with different goals in mind.
I hope that AI will remove the necessitate for robotic, formulaic and predictable thinking. It'll be hard to face it, but we will have to find what it is that makes us human. It's not obvious, but the answer to this question is well overdue.
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Unfortunately there a lot of people who do not want to think that much. They just want some one or some thing to tell them the answer. How do you think the world problems have exponentially increased in such a short time. Or affluence has made it easier to outsource our think on complex issues.
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machines do as they are programmed, including searching out certain data to add to their database of learning. The age old question is, which is true and which is not? Can we be sure AI knows the difference or even cares?
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AI cannot discern the truth. It cannot care. It can can only regurgitate based on large language models. You would think it could draw conclusions from the most often posted content but that would preclude regurgitating the latest developments. See the problem?
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