After seeing this talk, the question popped in my mind. The idea is that as soon as a system is complex enough or intelligent enough, it able to act on its own. It seems to be a common belief. For example, you can find it in the movie Terminator, where skynet, an advanced computer, becomes self aware and decide to eradicate humanity. The same is true with the  HAL in 2001: A Space Odyssey, where the computer decides to act despite receiving the opposite orders from the astronaut.I believe what is said in this ted talk, where Antonio Damasio explains that consciousnesses is not a great product of the neocortex, but rather a trick achieved by other older parts in the brain (essentially the brainstem). If, in addition, you believe that human intelligence and cognition takes place in the neocortex (as in the Memory-prediction framework model, introduced in On Intelligence by Jeff Hawkins), it doesn't make sense that intelligence is linked to consciousness, self awareness, freewill or emotion.So my question is: is there any scientific evidence for this link, is there any paper about it ?
Does super-intelligence necessary lead to consciousness, self awareness, freewill or emotion
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