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A unified vision is offered: intelligence arises from constrained architectures and emergent patterns, and as AI systems become more autonomous, they may require surrogate forms of consciousness to handle complex, real-world challenges—though these will never fully replicate the biological original.
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From Biological Precursors to Artificial Cognition: Consciousness, Embodiment, and the MEM Architecture
This article asks under what conditions artificial intelligence could warrant a rational attribution of consciousness. Linguistic ability, multimodality, memory, planning, action control, and humanoid embodiment are not sufficient evidence of phenomenal experience. Biological precursors such as excitability, homeostasi...
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This note isolates a formal core of the Mind-Body Problem, model it in the language of computability theory, and shows that under this formalization, the associated decision problem is (Turing) algorithmically unsolvable.
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감각의 재설계
This monograph traces how artificial intelligence and AGI are reconstituting human sensation and perception through six guiding questions and argues that the human is not a subject receding before machinic observation but an intellectual mediator who weaves fragmented machine-produced sensations into coherent meaning.
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Experimentos mentales
In the video, Damián Islas, who holds a PhD in Philosophy of Science, explains a type of experiment that takes place in scientists’ minds. These experiments have various uses: among other things, they can complement a theory or, conversely, challenge or disprove it. They can also exhibit a paradox implicit in scientif...
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Cognitive maps are essential for navigation, but to what extent are they involved in thinking more broadly? In this opinion article, we examine whether cognitive maps constitute a genuine vehicle for thought and how they relate to the notion of a language of thought. Integrating work from philosophy, psychology, and ne...
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