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Artificial consciousness and biological naturalism: a perspective between computation, living dynamics, and ethical considerations
The episode explores the issue of artificial consciousness, challenging the idea that it automatically emerges from greater computational complexity. Consciousness is intrinsically tied to biological processes and is not merely a "software" that can be transferred. The discussion extends to the theoretical possibility of artificial consciousness in non-biological systems, emphasizing the immense challenges and ethical implications of such an endeavor. Finally, the episode advocates for a more responsible approach to AI development, focusing on its current capabilities and avoiding misleading claims about consciousness.
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By Andrea Viliotti, digital innovation consultant (augmented edition)The episode explores the issue of artificial consciousness, challenging the idea that it automatically emerges from greater computational complexity. Consciousness is intrinsically tied to biological processes and is not merely a "software" that can be transferred. The discussion extends to the theoretical possibility of artificial consciousness in non-biological systems, emphasizing the immense challenges and ethical implications of such an endeavor. Finally, the episode advocates for a more responsible approach to AI development, focusing on its current capabilities and avoiding misleading claims about consciousness.