AIMC Topic: Consciousness

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Neuroethics, Covert Consciousness, and Disability Rights: What Happens When Artificial Intelligence Meets Cognitive Motor Dissociation?

Journal of cognitive neuroscience
In this article, we consider the intersection of cognitive motor dissociation (CMD) and artificial intelligence (AI), hence when CMD meets AI. In covert consciousness, there is a discordance between the observed behavior, the traditional bedside mode...

[Brain and Artificial Intelligence].

Brain and nerve = Shinkei kenkyu no shinpo
The brain is an information machine equipped with mind and consciousness, acquired through a long history of evolution. Artificial intelligence (AI) aims at the development of intelligent functions in computers. We show mechanisms of deep learning in...

Advanced bioscience and AI: debugging the future of life.

Emerging topics in life sciences
Scientific advancements lead us towards a future in which Homo sapiens may no longer be the only sapient being. The societal and legal challenges of this potentiality are immense, and it will require traditionally disparate branches of science to rec...

If It Only Had a Brain: What "Neuro" Means for Science and Ethics.

Cambridge quarterly of healthcare ethics : CQ : the international journal of healthcare ethics committees

Legally Human? 'Novel Beings' and English Law.

Medical law review
Novel beings-intelligent, conscious life-forms sapient in the same way or greater than are human beings-are no longer the preserve of science fiction. Through technologies such as artificial general intelligence, synthetic genomics, gene printing, co...

What is consciousness, and could machines have it?

Science (New York, N.Y.)
The controversial question of whether machines may ever be conscious must be based on a careful consideration of how consciousness arises in the only physical system that undoubtedly possesses it: the human brain. We suggest that the word "consciousn...