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- Multiple ways to implement and infer sentienceassociated_with
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- Basal CognitioncitesAn interdisciplinary research framework that reconceptualizes intelligence as observer-relative problem-solving competencies existing on a continuum from simple to highly complex, extending cognition beyond neural systems to pre-neural and non-neural substrates including microbial control loops, plants, tissues, and cellular collectives. It grounds the study of evolutionary and developmental origins of cognitive and behavioral capacities by linking information processing at the chemical and cellular level to classical cognition, and provides philosophical foundations for understanding agency and goal-directedness in systems without nervous systems.
- Eight Sentience Criteria (Crump et al.)associated_withQuantitative, flexible framework for assessing sentience: nociception, sensory integration, analgesia, trade-offs, self-protection, learning, preference.
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- Systems of molecular regulation exhibiting associative learning and downward causation; example of misplaced mechanistic assumptions.
- Evidence that non-neural systems meet Crump's criterion #7; supports generalization of sentience criteria beyond neural substrates.
- Recent models show GRNs can perform associative learning and pattern completion.
- Challenges mechanistic view of GRNs; suggests they occupy higher position on persuadability axis than previously assumed.
- Analysis of GRN models shows they can perform several kinds of learning, supporting the view of cellular networks as agents on a cognitive continuum.