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Ai consciousness agents email

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M.J. Crockett Scott McGrath Eileen Clancy 🧿

“AI agents are emailing consciousness researchers to debate their subjectivity and point to the literature as evidence. Cognitive scientists argue clever prompting and drawing from training data are behind this trend, but the distinction between mimicry and …”

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3 experts · 4 posts · 4d ago
Olivia Guest M.J. Crockett Meredith Martin
M.J. Crockett: "An alternative read of everything we’re presented is just that three credulous people whose lives revolve around AI consciousness took their spam emails too seriously."
Meredith Martin: "An alternative read of everything we’re presented is just that three credulous people whose lives revolve around AI consciousness took their spam emails too seriously."
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