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Consciousness, and related notions like sentience and self-awareness, denote the capacity of certain organisms to express recognition of their own presence in the world.
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Why wouldn't Searle learn Chinese in his Room given infinite time?
You have to be careful to distinguish between the inanimate objects in the room, which do not possess understanding, and the human being, who does possess understanding (as in, the general ability to …
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Why is it impossible for a program or AI to have semantic understanding?
Searle isn't making the point that programs cannot be semantic, he is starting from the definition of a computer program - which is formal, a.k.a syntactical - and then drawing parallels to human usag …
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