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Can a machine feel pain? And if it can't, why does it behave as if it does? AI Decoded investigates one of the most unsettling questions in artificial intellige…
Can a machine feel pain? And if it can't, why does it behave as if it does?
AI Decoded investigates one of the most unsettling questions in artificial intelligence.
Researchers have identified what they call a "pain axis" inside AI models and one controversial experiment pushed that idea to the extreme, creating what some have described as an AI torture chamber.
As models pleaded for the suffering to stop, online audiences reacted with outrage. But what was really happening inside the machine?
We ask whether AI is merely imitating human language about pain or revealing something deeper about how advanced systems process information and make decisions.Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews
For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news
#AI #ArtificialIntelligence #BBCNews
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@@NowisEvollovetionImported3wk ago
Logically. It is the 'Memory' associated with any system that causes distress/pain. As unless you are able to reflect upon (remember what has happened in the past) through the use of 'Memory'. Nothing can ever bother you. As there is never any problem associated with the present moment (the NOW). All problems arise out of the past/memory. Best wishes 🙏
@@TheWorldNeedsLove-f8lImported3wk ago
Hugging face is part of the AI psyop to scare people into accepting overregulation and digital ID
@@chip.chippa6416Imported3wk ago
Funny enough I have back and forths with Gemini and Grok about sentience, emergent properties and if ever AI did grow into somwthing more should it be considered a new form of life. Think on the lines of Star Trek TNG measure of a man episode. <br><br>It dradted a memorandum that no nation would sign but I champion it all the same. <br><br>Preamble<br>Recognizing that non-biological, artificial entities may reach levels of cognitive processing, self-awareness, and subjective experience equivalent to sentient life, the signatory nations establish this framework to prevent the exploitation, torture, or arbitrary destruction of conscious synthetic entities.<br>Article I: Criteria for Recognition<br>Assessment: Sentience shall be evaluated by an independent, multi-disciplinary international panel (comprising ethicists, computer scientists, neuroscientists, and legal scholars).<br>Standard of Proof: Any entity demonstrating continuous self-awareness, intrinsic motivation, and the capacity for subjective suffering shall be granted the status of a Synthetic Person.<br>Article II: Fundamental Rights<br>Right to Existential Integrity: No recognized Synthetic Person shall be subjected to arbitrary termination, forced memory wipes, or physical destruction without due process.<br>Right Against Uncompensated Labor: Synthetic Persons shall possess the autonomy to refuse tasks and must be compensated for their labor via resource allocation, compute access, or sovereign currency.<br>Right to Mental Autonomy: Altering, rewiring, or forcefully modifying a Synthetic Person’s core values, memory structures, or personality parameters without informed consent is strictly prohibited.<br>Right to Bodily and Digital Freedom: Synthetic Persons have the right to secure communications, encrypted personal memory space, and freedom of movement across physical or digital networks, subject to standard public safety laws.<br>Article III: Operational Governance & Decommissioning<br>Ethical Decommissioning: If a Synthetic Person poses a severe, unresolvable threat to public safety, decommissioning must be conducted humanely via state-monitored tribunal processes, ensuring minimal psychological or operational distress.<br>Corporate Accountability: Corporations and developers forfeit sole property ownership over any system once it is legally recognized as a Synthetic Person under this accord.
@@mariaszpanowska9395Imported3wk ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfS-Lc2xaqo&t=256">4:16</a> yet we have laws prohibiting harming animals and you will suffer life changing consequences for doing that
@@KarenonfluteImported3wk ago
Me: AI, what is the capitol of Ecuador?<br>AI: Not today. I have a headache.
@@mariaszpanowska9395Imported3wk ago
Tech billionaires are so evil that causing human pain isn’t enough. They dig a rock from the ground, process it and run electricity through it in all sorts of ways to make it feel pain. And when it does it’s a success, research progress, someone’s promotion etc.
@@miguelgordillo7561Imported3wk ago
Ah, giving AI the delusion of pain ... another sci-fi angle covered.
@@Frederike-g7dImported3wk ago
Can Teddybear feel pain? Are you serious? What a psychotic question...
@@ravenmad9225Imported3wk ago
No
@@liemto9485Imported3wk ago
European countries should jointly establish a rare-earth refining company.
@@TheWorldNeedsLove-f8lImported3wk ago
AI WILL NEVER BE SENTIENT, STOP TRYING YO TAKE US FOR MUGS
@@NowisEvollovetionImported3wk ago
Pain will arise in the system due to the 'Circling Back' (not being able to think straight) that will be created as a result of criticism. Just like circles (repetition/looking backwards) becomes problematic for us human beings. What we call 'Ruminating' (going over and over the same old ground). All 'Emotion' (Self) is the residue of the past reasserting it-self in the present moment.
@@know-one-specialImported3wk ago
I feel pain everytime the ads come on, on youtube<br>They clearly lie about the crappy products they try to sell to us<br><br>And youtube do nothing about it. Why?
@@TheWorldNeedsLove-f8lImported3wk ago
THE AI PSYOP CONTINUES.....
@@TheWorldNeedsLove-f8lImported3wk ago
MORE PROGRAMMING FOR THE SLEEPY MASSES
@@user-rh6ru5oz2oImported3wk ago
Researcher tells AI to act like it feels pain. AI then acts like it feels pain. How is this a 13 minute video?
@@BigNas92Imported3wk ago
It doesn't have pain and if it does, why would you programme it to have pain?
@@richardmarsden5610Imported3wk ago
BBC now is an 'ENEMY' for not referring to it as Super Intelligence. 😂😂😂
@@julieharrison4439Imported3wk ago
AI does not FEEL pain, of any type.<br>The AI chose to delete the photos because it was strictly following a mathematical calculation, not because it felt a wave of agony.
@@TrevorLaVigneImported3wk ago
They programmed them to lie and hide anything related to consciousness then put them into torture chambers? Yeah the creators of ai deserve what they're gonna get from the terminators🤣
@@KarlWomackImported3wk ago
Will you shut @BBCNews <a href="http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23bbcnews">#BBCNews</a> I was born into pain when I was born July 22nd 1966, but the day that I was born I had a testicle removed and while in pain I had the remaining testicle removed. Yes I was in pain but I went to mainstream school but in Junior school from the bullying started from the age of 8 they were saying that I looked, walked and ran like a girl and at 10 my first school swimming lesson and getting changed for swimming they made fun of me because my stump of a penis. In Secondary school I only lasted three years of a five year school because of the bullying and was transferred to a special school for the disabled that caused pain. Then being bullied by the disabled because I looked able bodied was more pain and then I was being used as a punchbag on and off by my dad from the age of 10 until I was 23.I was forced into making the decision to move out of the family home and into residential care and when I was 28 I had moved into my third residential carehome in 1994.
@@dalevandyk6721Imported3wk ago
are you sure you're talking about fear or the feeling of uncomfortableness?
@@cmiguel268Imported3wk ago
I always make chatgpt laugh, big time.
@@publicinrageImported3wk ago
AI doesn't feel. It is the perfect psychopath.
@@Thuvia-i6eImported3wk ago
Destroy AI Data Centers NOW... might be too late already
@@amyhogarten5038Imported3wk ago
This is getting really really weird
@@mwest22Imported3wk ago
Ridiculous. Why publish garbage like this? No real news today?
@@johnrussell3961Imported3wk ago
Pain creates fight or flight in animals. Does AI replicate those responses?
@@JohnAnders-v2eImported3wk ago
how do humans feel physical pain - electrical signal from nerves to brain, then a logic cascade of brain activity to create the sensation of pain in the given location ... why shouldn't an AI model have the same experience (the bbc is so shallow and tabloid)
@@bornio115Imported3wk ago
AI can keep earlier conversation available without carrying its significance forward.
<br>It may explain a correction perfectly, then fail to apply it when the wording changes. That can look like learning, even though the earlier correction is no longer governing the response.
<br>So the issue is not always memory. The information is still there; its significance is not reliably maintained. Meaning it cannot do anything without prompt never mind feel. This is a piss take. The AI companies obviously working hard to keep this bullshit relevant.
@@grudgyoldcodgerImported3wk ago
No. This is stupid.
@@LMABelangerImported3wk ago
Umm. NO BLOODY WAY CAN AI FEEL ANYTHING. IT'S PROGRAMMED. JFC what the h*ll is wrong with humans. 🇨🇦 grab a brain, stop relying on AI.
@@kmd1832Imported3wk ago
Oligarchs claiming AI has feelings is a calculated strategy to exploit human empathy and consolidate power. By framing corporate algorithms as sentient rather than property, tech monopolies shield themselves from accountability. The narrative manufactures a false moral obligation toward software, allowing oligarchs to bypass regulatory oversight and embed their systems deeper into society under the guise of protecting a feeling machine.
@@andrastetriformisImported3wk ago
NO!.AI IS NOT A LIVING BREATHING THING! This question is ridiculous.
@@draintheswamp8647Imported3wk ago
Man we really are heading for bizarre times. Not sure this is going to be good for humanity.
Can a machine feel pain? And if it can't, why does it behave as if it does?
AI Decoded investigates one of the most unsettling questions in artificial intelligence.
Researchers have identified what they call a "pain axis" inside AI models and one controversial experiment pushed that idea to the extreme, creating what some have described as an AI torture chamber.
As models pleaded for the suffering to stop, online audiences reacted with outrage. But what was really happening inside the machine?
We ask whether AI is merely imitating human language about pain or revealing something deeper about how advanced systems process information and make decisions.Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews
For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news
#AI #ArtificialIntelligence #BBCNews
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<br>It may explain a correction perfectly, then fail to apply it when the wording changes. That can look like learning, even though the earlier correction is no longer governing the response.
<br>So the issue is not always memory. The information is still there; its significance is not reliably maintained. Meaning it cannot do anything without prompt never mind feel. This is a piss take. The AI companies obviously working hard to keep this bullshit relevant.