The Splintered Mind
Eric Schwitzgebelreflections on the philosophy of psychology, broadly construed
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The Summer Illusion (repost)
Aloha from Honolulu! I have vacation brain, so I'll do a summer-themed repost.
[Photo from the Bishop Museum malacology exhibit]
Every spring I suffer the Summer Illusion. The following three incompa...
The Cognitive Advantages of Being of Two Minds, or Twelve, or Twelve Hundred
I was of three minds,
Like a tree
In which there are three blackbirds.
[Wallace Stevens, Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird]
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AI Slop and Evidence about Evidence: Why Philosophy Journals Should Reject AI-Written Prose
I don’t want to read your AI-generated email. Lots of reasons why, but here’s the core of it: I want the text to reflect your thoughts. I want to know that you, the human, actually had those ideas and had them authentically enough to expres...
New book in draft! Humanlike: A Defense of AI Rights
Here. Comments welcomed, hoped for, treasured.
Over the past couple years I’ve been working on a pair of books, AI and Consciousness and Humanlike: A Defense of AI Rights. I began circulating AI and Consciousness last fall, and it should a...
Bare Functionalism Versus Digital Computational Functionalism
In philosophy of mind, people sometimes say things like the following: If functionalism is true about consciousness, then digital computers could be conscious; all it requires is that they instantiate the right programs. And yes, most funct...
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