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concept:identityIdentity
Extended identity and sense of self; in Mahāyāna Buddhism, perceived as permeable and co-constituted with others.
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- Buddhist PhilosophycitesConceptual framework offering unique perspective on intelligence, consciousness, and non-self; central to paper's thesis
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- Author assertion: rejection of singular self enables perception of distributed/dynamic selfhood; foundation for affordance augmentation hypothesis.
Concepts (2)
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- Personal Identityrelated_toThe philosophical question of what constitutes identity over time, applied to the problem of what a dialogue agent would seek to preserve
- Self As Illusionassociated_withCore Buddhist and philosophical concept: self is constructed, impermanent, and distributable rather than singular and enduring.
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- The strongest version of relatedness, where one feels actual identity with a natural entity, not mere identification.
- Features that activate when the model is asked about itself, invoking AI tropes and anthropomorphization.
- Formal notion of what constitutes an individual agent; bridges Buddhist and information-theoretic perspectives.
- A psychological capacity for self-government, enabling an individual to be the author of her own thoughts and actions.
- Argues against purely genetic definitions of the self.
- Intelligence typically associated with a single organism and its nervous system; argued here to also be a product of collective composition.