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10. Chris Percy: Computational Functionalism, Philosophy, and the Future of AI Consciousness

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10. Chris Percy: Computational Functionalism, Philosophy, and the Future of AI Consciousness

Chris Percy is Director of the CoSentience Initiative and lead researcher on a grant-funded project investigating artificial consciousness. He has authored academic papers on consciousness published in leading academic journals. His applied AI research includes a patent in machine learning and publications at NeurIPS workshops, and the European Conference on Artificial Intelligence. He holds visiting research affiliations with the Universities of Warwick and Derby in the UK and the Qualia Research Institute in the US.

In this episode, Chris outlines his team's research programme and argues that we should take the possibility of artificial consciousness seriously whilst remaining humble about our current understanding. 

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00:00:00Introduction
00:01:02Chris's research and the three convictions
00:07:09Is there expert consensus on computational functionalism?
00:11:04Illusionism and the causal exclusion argument
00:17:30Holding theories to higher standards
00:22:34The importance of epistemic humility
00:31:48Should superintelligence be conscious or a zombie?
00:40:05The CFdebate.com website and quiz
00:46:02Arguments for and against computational functionalism
00:51:47Plans for Research in 2026

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