Comment by pk-protect-ai
1 month ago
According to this very model there a "mere technicalities" differentiate human and AI systems ...
Current AI lacks:
First-person perspective simulation Continuous self-monitoring (metacognition error <15%) Episodic future thinking (>72h horizon) Episodic Binding (Memory integration): Depends on: Theta-gamma cross-frequency coupling (40Hz phase synchronization) Dentate gyrus pattern separation (1:7000 distinct memory encoding) Posterior cingulate cortex (reinstatement of distributed patterns)
AI's failure manifests in:
Inability to distinguish similar-but-distinct events (conceptual blending rate ~83%) Failure to update prior memories (persistent memory bias >69%) No genuine recollection (only pattern completion) Non-Essential (Emotional Valence) While emotions influence human storytelling:
65% of narrative interpretations vary culturally Affective priming effects decay exponentially (<7s half-life) Neutral descriptions achieve 89% comprehension accuracy in controlled studies The core computational challenge remains bridging:
Symbolic representation (words/syntax) Embodied experience (sensorimotor grounding) Self-monitoring (meta-narrative control) Current LLMs simulate 74% of surface narrative features but lack the substrate for genuine meaning-making. It's like generating symphonies using only sheet music - technically accurate, but devoid of the composer's lived experience.
Could you share a reference for those wanting to learn more?
Unfortunately I can't. I closed the chat a while ago. It was kinda long conversation, in which I convinced the model to abandon its role first. As side effect the "thinking" switched to Chinese and I stopped to understand what it "thinks" and the excerpt I posted above was the last answer in this conversation. I would not trust any number in this response, thus there is no point in any reference.