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finding:the-digital-consciousness-model-finds-a-median-posterior-of-0-08-from-prior-0-17-that-2024-llms-are-conscious-varying-substantially-across-theoretical-stancesThe Digital Consciousness Model finds a median posterior of ~0.08 (from prior ~0.17) that 2024 LLMs are conscious, varying substantially across theoretical stances
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extracted_from(2026) · Shamil Chandaria · Arvo Muñoz Morán · Fernando Rosas · Anil Seth +10
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- Core interpretive thesis of the report, restated across multiple sections.
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- Contradicts expectation from emergent abilities literature; however, interpreted cautiously due to methodological limitations.
- Expert forecast cited to establish urgency of the research question
- The paper's reformulation of the core open question after establishing systematic self-reports
- Key finding of the Bayesian illustrative analysis in Section 7.4.7.
- Forward-looking claim suggesting the methodological framework is relevant for future AI systems beyond current LLMs.
- Prior Bayesian multi-stance model (Shiller et al.) that this paper's Bayesian approach complements and structurally explains.
- David Chalmers' estimate of AI consciousness probability, quoted in §2.2.2.
- Derived from observed alignment of promising cases with semantically rich deeper layers and the brain-aligned 2/3 layer.