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Examples Of Qualia In Ex Machina

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Ex Machina, a science fiction film directed by Alex Garland in 2014, demonstrates the definition of a strong Artificial Intelligence and qualia through the process of AVA’s Turing Test by the main character Caleb. Specifically, the qualia and the consciousness of AVA continuously emerges as the plots, the interactions, and the escaping plan develops. The essay would analyze how AVA can be defined as a Strong Artificial Intelligence with consciousness and qualia, and how she passes the Turing Test and the Lovelace Test; however, not identified as a human by not passing the empathy.
The difference between the Weak AI and Strong Ai is the consciousness. Machines with weak AI is are not conscious. Weak AI is, “the ability to solve limited, though …show more content…

According to Philip K. Dick, he asserts the distinction between human and android, that “android is a thing somehow generated to deceive us in a cruel way, to cause us to think it to be one of ourselves… without warmth...schizoid, which means lacking proper feelings...someone who doesn't care about the fate that his fellow living creatures fall victim to; he stands detached, a spectator, acting out by his indifference…” (Dick). Apparently, AVA does not pass the empathy; thus does not considered as a human level Strong AI. In the film, all the flirtings she does to Caleb are not from her true instinctive feelings about Caleb; these are literally part of her strategies of escaping. She pretends that she likes Caleb and acts like a pitiful victim in order to gain trusts from Caleb and to help her to escape the room. After Clabe helps AVA escaping the room, she speaks nothing to him and leaves him in the locked room by not saving him. Hence, although Caleb likes AVA and helps her escape, AVA does not have any feelings and does not care about Caleb. “A human being without the proper empathy or feeling is the same as an android built so as to lack it, either by design or mistake“ (Dick). Similarly, an android without the proper empathy or feeling is still considered as an android not a

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