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claim:system-agnostic-approach-to-sentience-evaluationSystem-agnostic approach to sentience evaluation
Rouleau & Levin's position: evaluation criteria should focus on observable response patterns without reference to the substrate producing them.
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- Active inference & agent ecologymembers_ofFree energy minimization, Markov blankets, trust gradients, and multi-agent rhythm/deferral frameworks
- Cognition and sentience attributed solely via observable behavior, not neural substrate or species.
- Substrate-agnostic systems theorymembers_ofCross-disciplinary framework evaluating intelligence and control through observable behaviors independent of physical implementation, spanning cybernetics through bioengineering.
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- Multiple RealizabilityextendsPhilosophical framework asserting same function can be implemented by very different systems; key to arguing sentience is substrate-independent.
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- Evaluation criteria for sentience based solely on observable response patterns, independent of substrate.
- Core argumentative position: sentience assessment should focus on behavior, not substrate composition; extends to AI and robotic systems.
- Prescriptive claim that ignoring substrate will unify diverse fields.
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