cognitive functions

Functions such as memory, attention, perception, and sentience that can be realized by diverse substrates.

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Cognitive Scienceconcept0.827
Interdisciplinary study of mind and cognition, providing models of self and agency.
Cognitive Boundaryconcept0.809
The spatiotemporal limit of the goals an agent can represent and pursue; equivalent to the cognitive light cone.
Cognitive functions such as sentience are always inferred.claim0.800
First sentence of the paper, establishing the inferential nature of all sentience attributions.
cognitive Selvesconcept0.782
Selves that are dynamical constructs, maintained by continuous reinterpretation.
Cognitionconcept0.781
Mental actions including sentience; can be achieved by different biological and non-biological substrates.
Cognitive Functions Should Be Identified by Behavior, Not Substrateclaim0.769
Continuum of cognitive capacitiesconcept0.769
Core TAME tenet that cognitive capacities form a continuum without binary bright lines, essential for gradualist approach.
What Is The Nature And Origin Of Cognitivequestion0.768