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framework:digital-consciousness-model-dcmDigital Consciousness Model (DCM)
Prior Bayesian multi-stance model (Shiller et al.) that this paper's Bayesian approach complements and structurally explains.
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- The paper's formal Bayesian machinery translating the supervenience hierarchy into conditional independence and aggregated credence.
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- External replication-adjacent result cited as consistent with this paper's level-structure prediction.
- Cube Flipper's model that consciousness is experienced as fields (visual, somatic) with wave-like soliton dynamics and Gabor wavelets.
- Norman's design model vs user model; a mental conception of how a system works.
- Forward-looking claim suggesting the methodological framework is relevant for future AI systems beyond current LLMs.
- Explicit scope delimitation that situates the paper's claims within interpretability rather than consciousness science
- Central research domain of the paper's literature search; explores formal approaches to developing consciousness in artificial systems.
- Mathematical formalism used in active inference for modeling hierarchical and discrete brain processes.
- Antra's earlier model describing LM entity as three layers: base simulator, simulated simulator, simulated awareness; later revised as having less discreteness.