Turing, Searle, Lovelace: Three Levels of Mental Attribution in AI
A talk on mental attribution in AI, moving across behaviour, architecture, and explainability as three levels for reconsidering machine minds.
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Digital Dust
Papers, talks, videos, slides, and other digital traces.
A talk on mental attribution in AI, moving across behaviour, architecture, and explainability as three levels for reconsidering machine minds.
A talk from the Artificial Consciousness session at KogWis 2025, held with Henry Shevlin and Wanja Wiese on scientific and public approaches to AI consciousness.
A MoC5 talk clarifying artificial consciousness terminology and current research, with attention to Attention Schema Theory and Transformer architectures.
An article on Blake Lemoine, LaMDA, and why persuasive language is not enough to establish machine consciousness.
A talk proposing a theory-neutral way to compare scientific theories of consciousness by treating them as functions with inputs, outputs, and mapping rules.
An analytic review of proposed tests for machine consciousness, comparing architecture-based and behavior-based approaches.
A paper on machine consciousness through Leibniz鈥檚 Mill and later thought experiments on qualia, intentionality, and artificial minds.