The Self-Organizing Universe - Francis Heylighen
Francis HeylighenResearch on the emergence and evolution of complex systems—and in particular mind, life, and society. Making sense of complexity and confusion by showing how everything eventually fits together.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Can Chatbots suffer?
One day after I published my post explaining why large language models are not sentient, another Substack article appeared suggesting the opposite. So, let me further clarify why in spite of appearances to the contrary, chatbots do not feel...
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Ever since ChatGPT appeared in 2022, many people have begun to wonder whether artificial intelligence might already be conscious or sentient. After all, these systems can hold long conversations, express opinions, discuss emotions, empathiz...
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Francis Heylighen is complexity scientist researching evolution, self-organization and distributed intelligence. He is a professor at the Free University of Brussels (VUB), where he directs the CLEA center for transdisciplinary studies.
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