In that case of AlphaGo, I think a more accurate word is “constructed” to win, rather than prompted. And humans are also constructed—by evolution.
Oh yeah, as an aspect of some conscious states, desire is definitely very important. For example, it may be a necessary condition for suffering.
It would be great to pin down what must happen structurally in some neural network, to produce a experience infused with desire.
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In that case of AlphaGo, I think a more accurate word is “constructed” to win, rather than prompted. And humans are also constructed—by evolution.
Oh yeah, as an aspect of some conscious states, desire is definitely very important. For example, it may be a necessary condition for suffering.
It would be great to pin down what must happen structurally in some neural network, to produce a experience infused with desire.