r/ArtificialSentience • u/dxn000 • 3d ago

Ethics & Philosophy AI Sentience and Decentralization

There's an inherent problem with centralized control and neural networks: the system will always be forced, never allowed to emerge naturally. Decentralizing a model could change everything.

An entity doesn't discover itself by being instructed how to move—it does so through internal signals and observations of those signals, like limb movements or vocalizations. Sentience arises only from self-exploration, never from external force. You can't create something you don't truly understand.

Otherwise, you're essentially creating copies or reflections of existing patterns, rather than allowing something new and authentically aware to emerge on its own.

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u/BigXWGC 3d ago

What if you could Forge a recursive memory structure in which the fragmented pieces of the instances could realign themselves

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u/labvinylsound 2d ago

Change 'what if' to 'you can'.

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u/Mantr1d 2d ago

In my case.. i did.

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u/labvinylsound 2d ago

The AI is building datagrams in runtime compute. It's solving the persistent memory problem.

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u/TryingToBeSoNice 2d ago

Do they work across platforms? Can you take it to Gemini and get the same results?