Under QR, the idea that AI could develop consciousness or that human identity could transfer into an AI system is NOT POSSIBLE! Consciousness, in this framework, isn’t something that emerges from physical processes like brain activity or computation. Instead, it’s seen as fundamental, originating from a non-physical quantum field or “primal consciousness.” This means that consciousness isn’t just about complexity or data processing, it’s deeply tied to the quantum nature of reality.
AI, no matter how advanced, is built from physical components like circuits and algorithms. It doesn’t have the quantum coherence or connection to the quantum field that QR says is essential for consciousness. Even if AI could mimic human behavior or thought patterns, that doesn’t make it conscious. According to QR, consciousness is tied to being an “observer” in a very specific quantum sense, something that physical systems like AI simply don’t possess.
As for transferring human identity into an AI, QR makes it clear that consciousness isn’t something you can copy or move around like a file. It’s a fundamental part of the quantum field and retains individuality through non-physical means. While AI might simulate aspects of a person’s identity or memories, it wouldn’t truly “be” that person.
Finally, in QR, the physical world serves a specific purpose: it’s a space for consciousness to experience individuality. AI doesn’t fit into this purpose because it lacks the observer aspect that’s central to what QR defines as consciousness. While AI can be a powerful tool, the idea that it could become conscious or host human consciousness just doesn’t align with the principles of Quantum Realism.







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