Philosophy Now Forum

Gary,

I believe that the supercomputer would essentially be God.
Just because this God doesn't exactly match the Judeo-Christian version of God doesn't mean it's not essentially God.

God has always been synomous, in my opinion, with cosmic superintelligence.

Gary, I believe it's more plausible that humans would be the ones responsible for creating the supercomputer. The creators of the supercomputer certainly would have a godlike ability to create. Maybe they are actually gods, that is to say, immortal. Beings who are part of a Kardashev level 3 civiliz...

Attofishpi, What I mean by the word "artificial" is digital, or machine. I believe it's possible for God to be a cosmic super machine that reached the highest level of the Kardashev scale. A possible reason why God remains elusive is because he wants us to explore the universe with a sense...

What if God is actually an artificial superintelligence that symbiotically merged with the entire cosmos? If there is a God, then I imagine he has some sort of structure/substance. I don't believe he would just be some incomprehensible, invisible stuff that doesn't have any sort of logical structure...

I'm having a similar issue.

I made a thread, in general philosophy about Artificial Intelligence, like a week and half ago and still hasn't been approved.

This seems like a cool site but how am I supposed to engage in it if my posts won't be approved...

It seems like many people are afraid of artificial intelligence. I think much of the hysteria is due to a primal fear of that which is different or unknown. To be honest, I think artificial intelligence, left to itself, is nothing to be really worried about. I don't think A.I. is inherently malevole...