Skepticism: Identified "J-space" Isn't a True Global Workspace
aran_nayebi · x · 2026-07-07
A researcher (arannayebi) points out that the identified "J-space" is not a global workspace in the traditional sense. Across different contexts, it does not consist of the same set of persistent vectors (as far as he knows), nor does it feature global recurrent broadcast, which is the key characteristic that triggers "ignition" in Global Workspace Theory.
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