Publications by authors named "K Evers"
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- The text explores the idea of creating artificial consciousness by using the evolution of the human brain and its consciousness as a model, suggesting that key features of our brain should inform AI development.* -
- It argues that while current AI may struggle to replicate human-like consciousness due to structural and technological limits, studying human brain characteristics can lead to more sophisticated AI systems.* -
- The authors recommend being cautious when discussing AI consciousness because the term can be ambiguous; they emphasize the need to specify the type of consciousness being pursued in AI research to clarify its similarities and differences with human consciousness.*
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View Article and Find Full Text PDFHow deep is the current diversity in the panoply of theories to define consciousness, and to what extent do these theories share common denominators? Here we first examine to what extent different theories are commensurable (or comparable) along particular dimensions. We posit logical (and, when applicable, empirical) commensurability as a necessary condition for identifying common denominators among different theories. By consequence, dimensions for inclusion in a set of logically and empirically commensurable theories of consciousness can be proposed.
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