Conception of Intelligence and Some Misconceptions Concerning Artificial Intelligence

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Abstract

The current robots imbued with artificial states of cognition are nothing but intelligent machines without mindfulness. The systems are clever replicates of human agents but they lack the sheer power of true human cognition and consciousness—they are simply “automata”. We believe that mere intelligence is not something akin to conscious awareness. Nothing could still match the power of human creativity, thoughtfulness and imagination, nor do these artificial beings are capable of eliciting true human emotions. In this paper, we endeavor to embark on a journey to design true minds having artificial emotional states—reflected as conscious intelligence systems that though may be artificial, yet might elicit truly the proper behavioral responses far better than anything conceived till date. Our thinking is aligned to the current goal of embodying machines with conscious behavior grounded on the philosophical foundations of embodied capacities beyond learning and language processing. To this end, we represent our views that we deem relevant to the current emerging confusions and rat races in the AI industry regarding the current state of development and design of machine consciousness.

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