Joscha Bach lecture: What would it mean for a machine to be conscious?
burny_tech · x · 2026-10-25
Cognitive scientist Joscha Bach gave a 33-minute talk, "What would it mean for a machine to be conscious?", recorded live at the Computational Consciousness conference (CIMC) in Berlin and published by the California Institute for Machine Consciousness, drawing 2K views in a day.
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