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Abstract: Future AI persons might both (1.) deserve moral consideration and rights fully equal with natural human persons, and (2.) have lifeways so radically different from ours as to break familiar patterns of moral think...
Biological naturalists (e.g., Godfrey-Smith, Block, Searle, Seth) suggest that computers aren’t made of the right kind of stuff to be conscious. Consciousness, they suggest, requires a biological substrate that computers lack. It’s not alwa...
... but collectively, we haven’t yet figured out how.
Yet!
Helen De Cruz and the 2+1 Experiment
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The inspired advocacy of the late (dear...
Liberals about AI consciousness hold that we might soon (if we haven’t already) create genuinely conscious AI systems. Conservatives about AI consciousness hold that AI consciousness remains in the distant future if it’s possible at all. Ac...
Given the surge of interest in AI consciousness, the issue of “substrate independence” or “substrate flexibility” is now a hot topic in the metaphysics of mind. That is, does being conscious require having a particular material composition?...
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