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concept:metacognitive-monitoringMetacognitive monitoring
Higher-order mechanism that evaluates the reliability of first-order perceptual representations.
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- Attention Schema TheoryimplementsTheory by Graziano linking consciousness to a predictive model of attention; listed in Butlin et al. 2023.
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- Self-Referential Processingassociated_withThe central experimental manipulation: directing a model to attend to its own cognitive activity
- HOT-2: Metacognitive monitoring distinguishing reliable perceptual representations from noiseassociated_withIndicator: reality monitoring mechanism assigning veracity probabilities.
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- The ability to model one's own cognition; linked to consciousness and decision-making across theories.
- Ji-An et al.'s characterization of the limited regime in which model self-report succeeds, consistent with this paper's findings
- System that encodes beliefs about a subset of its own internal states; prerequisite for the emergence of the separation prior
- System's awareness of its own attentional states; the paper's central explanatory target, formalized as precision over attentional state representations.
- The capability of GPT-3 to learn tasks from few-shot prompts during runtime.
- The ACC's detection of response conflict, shown to be constitutively emotional rather than purely cognitive
- Operational criterion for strategic deception: model's reasoning explicitly acknowledges ground truth and deliberate choice to deviate
- Core criterion for introspection: model must possess internal metacognitive representation of state prior to verbalization, not merely translate impulse directly into language.