Saturday, March 19, 2011

Smart Robot playing football from Honda

ASIMO robot from Honda
In the article Daniel Dennetts about whether it is possible to make a robot the first time he realized of all say that technically could be possible to create a replica the human body to the extent that it is identical but made of different components such as silicon chips, small motors and a camera cable. Dennett says that although we can make this robot with all the parts might still have a special ingredient necessary for consciousness. 
An answer to this is that it can allow us to create a robot that is functionally identical to humans but the awareness that humans have is result of experience and education. So, when the robot can physically identical to humans it might learn something in a different way and as a result awareness of the different technically. Another angle on This could be that consciousness can be seen as a set of rules that an individual The following is a robot that has the following set of rules that can be viewed as having unique kind of consciousness. 
Asimo Robot interaction with Human

Robot Asimo from generation until modern

Daniel Dennett looks at some of the arguments raised against the possibility robots ever become conscious. Robots are the pure material, and awareness is required for mind-stuff. Robots are inorganic, and consciousness can only exist in the organic brain. Robots are artifacts, and consciousness can not exist in an artifact, only something natural, something that was born not manufactured, could exhibit native consciousness. Robots will always just be too simple to be aware. We in turn will see what Dennett said in reply to their respective arguments. In answer to the first argument of Daniel Dennett says that just because we have not able to understand the desired awareness prolong it's not fair to say Clear consciousness and material aspects of the mind and the robot are purely material beings and can never have a mind that is not material things. 
Regarding the second argument Dennett said that at first sight we would ignore and say that everything that is human must consist of can be broken under mechanical and recreated, and it is true. Dennett goes on to say that But speed, bio-chemical engineering process may prerequisite for the emergence of consciousness. But this is not mechanical as possible but due to biochemical processes can only at this time achieve the function at such high speeds. 
According to Dennett a very popular argument against the existence of consciousness the robot is the third argument listed. Dennett says that if a proper duplicate of you could be made, identical in every way, then why should It is not expected to have a mind of feeling or awareness. Key idea here is that humans are duplicated and are not produced naturally made but is still synonymous with you. 
Dennett says that instead of making a human robot is programmed with all the feelings and adult mind would have, the robot must be made as baby and then learn and grow as we do and thus grow into consciousness. 
Looking at the fourth argument which Dennett list, he said that the human body consists of billions of cells and each cell contains within itself complex machines that are still out of power engineers to create. If all of these cells needed to create awareness of the formation of a conscious robot would use all the resources of scientific and engineering from planet for thousands of years and he also believes that there may be to fund the project.

Dennett goes on to say that if this is the only reason why the robot conscious can not be done then perhaps consciousness is not too special. There are according to Dennett is no reason to believe that some of the brain can not be imitated by prosthesis. He said that the brain is only feasible to make a fake as -indent: 0px; text-transform: none; white-space: normal; widows: 2; word-spacing: 0px;">artificial heart, it just might become more difficult to create and connect to the entire body. 
http://cogsci.soton.ac.uk/ ~ harnad/Papers/Py104/Dennettt.rob.html

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