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concept:artificial-intelligenceArtificial Intelligence
Domain where consciousness theories are being applied to synthetic systems; part of broader context of unconventional embodiments.
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- Christopher Alexanderstudies
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- Artificial General Intelligencerelated_toTarget phenomenon; paper seeks unified understanding via world models and life-mind continuity.
- Intelligencerelated_toObserver-relative competency to identify and solve problems; defined as capacity, not manifest action, across all substrates.
- Machine Intelligencerelated_toIntelligence realized in a non-organic, technological substrate, potentially free from biological constraints.
- Unconventional embodimentsassociated_withCore concept: cells, tissues, life-technology chimeras, and synthetic systems where consciousness and cognition may occur outside brains.
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- Intelligences distinct from human minds, including AI and artificial life agents.
- Broader research program that causal abstraction is presented as a framework for advancing.
- Future AI that may be rational, autonomous, and possibly conscious but lack affective consciousness.
- Synthetic agents (here RL-trained neural networks) whose causal emergence was previously largely unknown; the paper addresses this gap.
- Collective behavior of decentralized, self-organized systems.
- The source paper under extraction — a philosophical essay by Michael Levin arguing that AI debates neglect deeper questions about diverse intelligence, developmental biology, and humanity's future
- Intelligence typically associated with a single organism and its nervous system; argued here to also be a product of collective composition.