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On behalf of the advisory board and organizing committee, I am happy to announce the fifth Models of Consciousness Conference, which following the meetings in Oxford (2019), Online (2021), Stanford (2022) and Oxford (2023) will this year be held in Bamberg, Germany: Models of Consciousness 5 September 30 – October 4, 2024 https://lnkd.in/eZsHJ_nQ We are delighted that this year’s conference is a collaboration with the Centre for Philosophy and AI Research {PAIR} (www.pair.fau.eu) and the MPE-Project (mpe-project.info), and that it also features the third annual MPE meeting (MPE3). The conference comprises the following core themes: ▸ Consciousness of Artificial Intelligence ▸ Mathematical Structure and Spaces of Conscious Experiences ▸ Minimal Phenomenal Experience
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Published 😊🙏 https://lnkd.in/ePs3Bh58
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Stephen Wolfram "What it's like to be a computer" Feb 29, 4pm ET https://lnkd.in/e58qNtcA
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You're cordially invited to join us! 😊
Next Monday! 👇 https://lnkd.in/e58qNtcA Abstract below! #consci
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Next Monday! 👇 https://lnkd.in/e58qNtcA Abstract below! #consci
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6moConsciousness, Pattern Recognition, Problem Solving and the Scientific Method has been a challenging topic in forensic investigation. The question has alway been “what are we doing and how are we doing it?” We’ve wanted to understand the details so we could understand and mitigate noise. My informal investigation took me in this direction: “Scientific Method’s Foundation in Information Theory”. (ResearchGate) Noise and abbreviation (incompleteness) of process seems to be key as only small bits of information may be suffiencent for recognition, and only fragmented information is ever used in our conscious process. We don’t need everything… “just enough” will do better and faster.