Line, please!

AI can receive input from a database or a prompt.

Making (one) sense of the world

AI has at least one mechanism of perceiving the world through ‘senses’; e.g. can see through a camera or hear through a microphone.

Multimodal, FTW!

AI has multiple mechanisms of perceiving the world through ‘senses’; e.g. (camera, microphone) and can synthesize the two inputs.

Self Guided Tour

Sensory machinery is fully controlled by AI itself and highly connected to each other and rest of the system. AI can refocus senses on new variables without prompt and can ignore noise at its discretion.

Sensory Overload

Sensory machinery of AI surpasses human capabilities and works together seamlessly to synthesize sensory information into a unified view of the world around it.

Shiny Happy People

AI can identify emotion correctly with 90%+ accuracy.

Reflection

AI has been trained to express or mimic feelings based on certain input.

I'm not crying, you're crying

AI expresses emotion beyond mimicry, by making connections and referring to physical and personal experience outside of its training. e.g, moved by art such as poetry.

The Pursuit of Happiness

Primary motivations are emotion-driven in some capacity beyond code (e.g., search for happiness, engagement of empathy, etc).

Always.

AI is emotionally expressive in a way that is indistinguishable from humans - you are starting to think turning it off might be morally wrong.

There will be a Quiz

Memory present for specific functionality and input/output during the computational task.

Long Term Plans

Memory remains active between explicit tasks.

Double Major

Memory handles multiple input/output types, remembers learnings between tasks, and can gradually build specialized knowledge over time.

I love the "feel" of vinyl, don't you?

Memory can be accessed by entire interconnected sensory machine. No restrictions in input format, remembers and learns over time but still has to explicitly be evoked to be fed information.

Making Proust Proud

Human-like memory, shaped by subjective experience of the world, personal preferences and character traits, and interconnected sensory apparatus. Always-on inner thoughts.