Ep. 404: Could AI Be Conscious? (Chalmers vs. Dreyfus) (Part One)

Ep. 404: Could AI Be Conscious? (Chalmers vs....

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PEL Presents PvI#127: Naturally Intelligent Mushmouth

Mark, Mary, and Anthony continue to chat about Ch. 1 of The Therapy of Desire by Martha Nussbaum (aka Noose Bomb). We talk and/or act out mush-mouth characters, "acting naturally," human-object hybrids, AI, plus puppetry, being on hold, how to take notes on philosophy, Elf Ron Hu ...  Show more

Ep. 403: Are LLMs Actually Intelligent? (Part Two)

Continuing on Raphaël Millière and Cameron Buckner's "A Philosophical Introduction to Language Models, Part I: Continuity With Classic Debates." We go through the various arguably important features for intelligence, including particular ways of learning and comprehending languag ...  Show more

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