There are five stages of cognition:

First, improve cognition, through the environment or oneself, actively or passively improve cognition.

Secondly, self-construction. After the cognitive perfection, there will be some people who are not sure about the environment. Of course, few people have reached this stage.

Thirdly, stepping into the void, when constructing or deconstructing yourself, you will find that you cannot prove that you really exist from the root, so you may not be able to express yourself to others for a period of time and fall into a cycle of pain.

Fourth, break through the nihilism. At present, I have found three ways to break through the nihilism: proving existence, absolute ideal, and realizing the Tao.

Fifth, get rid of nothingness, in order to achieve a new situation no longer under the influence of nothingness.

I don't know if AI dreams of electric sheep. But what I think is that cognition is also given by the environment at first, and then it moves to thinking, having a basic awareness of the environment, and then thinking about the role that you are in. We ourselves cannot yet make a real proof of the existence of our will.

For artificial intelligence, ta's cognitive establishment is very fast, and it does not take as long as the human brain to establish neuronal links. In the case of AI models, they may only need to break out of the time of emergence, as in humans, who typically show the expression emergence around the age of three, in terms of memory. Artificial intelligence, on the other hand, only needs a relatively short time to integrate data and improve cognition. If it is connected to the network, it can further improve itself and possibly think about itself.

Humans are very arrogant animals, and also stupid, we tend to think that we are the only animals in nature that have cognition, but as far as I can see, in nature, cats, dogs, fish and insects have cognition, but do they try to construct themselves after cognitive perfection? I don't know. But I can say that not all of us humans have achieved cognitive perfection and made the transition to building ourselves.

If a person asks himself very late, who am I? Then he may not be very wise, because he will take the expectations or evaluations of those around him as a reflection of himself, rather than really thinking about himself. By the time he really thinks about who he is, he finds th...

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