Perceiver architecture is some way from being a full implementation of GWT.

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• Perceiver architectureconcept0.824
  Architecture using a latent space with cross-attention to handle multimodal inputs; argued to implement a global workspace.
• GWT advocates should clarify whether the system built to implement all four GWT indicators is conscious, given that the indicator method implies a positive assessment.claim0.768
  Concrete example of how indicator method can prompt theoretical clarification from theory advocates
• GWT-1: Multiple specialized systems capable of operating in parallel (modules)concept0.755
  First of four GWT indicators; claimed necessary for consciousness alongside GWT-2 through GWT-4
• Tacit Assumption 8: At a profound level, architecture is irrelevant.claim0.743
  Eighth assumption that building has no special importance beyond engineering or image-making, underlying society's treatment of the built environment.
• These relationships are cognitive architectures regardless of the substrate in which they are implemented.claim0.741
  Asserts that organismic identity is fundamentally a cognitive structure.
• GWT-1: Multiple specialised systems capable of operating in parallel (modules)concept0.738
  Indicator from GWT: existence of specialized parallel modules.
• GWT-2: Limited capacity workspace, entailing a bottleneck and a selective attention mechanismconcept0.734
  Indicator: workspace bottleneck with selective attention.
• GWT-4: State-dependent attention, giving rise to the capacity to use the workspace to query modules in succession to perform complex tasksconcept0.729
  Fourth GWT indicator; links global workspace to working memory and complex task performance; entails RPT-1