On Tuesday, February 25, 2025, at 2:11 PM, Matt Mahoney wrote:
> printf("I am conscious."); // Is this a lie?
printf("I am conscious.") alone is p-zombie code.
You need perhaps a qcprintf("I am conscious.") where qcprintf does a printf
transition from quantum to classical. Then what would the assembly language or
QASM for qcprintf look like? QASM only supports classical printf apparently…
hmm.. or have printf invoked on decoherence from some qualia experience like a
light receptor causing photonic excitation which collapses out a printf or
qcprintf("I am conscious.") for a basic consciousness circuit.
Flip the light on qcprintf("I am conscious."), then off qcprintf("I am not
conscious.") 😊
Or really qcprintf("I am (not) experiencing qualia.") and then modify the text
based on wavelength and intensity, etc.. But something is missing… freewill.
There needs to be some indeterminism. So an arbitrary delay where gcprintf kind
of hesitates based on the destination of the text receptor communicatee.
And then add it to a p-zombie bod like this guy:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7dhwFcuUn0
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