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- Philosophical ZombiecontradictsA system functionally identical to a conscious being but lacking phenomenal experience; used in conceivability arguments against functionalism
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- The central thesis of the paper: that valence just is goal-relative prediction error
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- Research gap: developing PRH for non-bijective, lossy, or stochastic observation functions and abstract conceptsquestion0.760The authors identify that their formal convergence proof requires bijective modality mappings, leaving a gap for more realistic settings
- Praise for the target framework's transparency.
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