Philosophy and consciousnessKant and Artificial Intelligence
Kant and artificial intelligence: an essay on the limits of knowledge, the organization of experience and the differences between human cognition and computation.
Nonfiction / In English
Is Consciousness a Product of the Brain or Something More Fundamental?
From Artificial Intelligence to Neuroscience, via Quantum Physics, Philosophy, and Theology.
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About this book
Drawing on both materialist and non-materialist perspectives, this book examines the leading theories about the nature of consciousness, bringing scientific discoveries, philosophical arguments, and theological perspectives into dialogue. Written in clear, accessible language, it presents different interpretations of the relationship between mind, brain, and reality, including questions that continue to challenge our understanding.
Ultimately, how can we determine whether a machine is conscious when we still do not fully understand the nature of our own consciousness?
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