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Authors/contributors
Title
Consciousness in AI: A Return to Fetishism or Technological Progress?
Abstract
Patrick Butlin and Robert Long have recently proposed to analyze the possibility of conscious AI, granting computational functionalism plausibility (Butlin et al. 2023). To this end, they derived a series of properties from various theories compatible with functionalism and applied them to several LLMs. The authors concluded that no current AI system can be considered truly conscious, but they remain open to such a possibility.
Proceedings Title
Human and Artificial Rationalities. Advances in Cognition, Computation, and Consciousness
Publisher
Springer Nature Switzerland
Place
Cham
Date
2025
Pages
110-117
DOI
10.1007/978-3-031-84595-6_7
ISBN
978-3-031-84595-6
Short Title
Consciousness in AI
Language
en
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Citation
Cabral, D. R. G. (2025). Consciousness in AI: A Return to Fetishism or Technological Progress? In J. Baratgin, B. Jacquet, E. Brochier, & H. Yama (Eds.), Human and Artificial Rationalities. Advances in Cognition, Computation, and Consciousness (pp. 110–117). Springer Nature Switzerland. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-84595-6_7
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