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Conscious…But Not Like Us: Charting the True Path of Artificial Minds

13 May 2025

AI may achieve new forms of consciousness, but clear distinctions from human consciousness and precise definitions are essential for future research.

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Can AI Be Conscious? Why Science Needs New Words for Machine Minds

13 May 2025

Clarity in defining AI consciousness is key; new language and frameworks are needed to capture non-biological minds and guide responsible research.

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Why Language Models Lack Conscious Meaning (and What Brains Do Differently)

13 May 2025

Conscious brain processing shows unique, dynamic integration and meaning-making absent in current AI, which excels at syntax but not true understanding.

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Robots Don’t Improvise: The Art of Spontaneity from Brains to Bots

13 May 2025

Unlike brains, most AI lacks true spontaneous activity, embodiment, and creative flexibility-key ingredients for consciousness and human-like innovation.

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Can AI Grow Up? Why Robots Don’t Have Childhoods (Yet)

13 May 2025

AI lacks the evolutionary, epigenetic, and developmental paths shaping human consciousness-limiting its potential for true self-aware or reflective minds.

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How Evolution Shaped the Brain’s Unique Architecture Compared to Computers

13 May 2025

Brains evolve through genetic and developmental variability, yielding unique architectures-unlike the fixed, identical hardware of computers and AI.

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Silicon Doesn’t Dream: Why Computers Lack Brains’ Biochemical Magic

12 May 2025

AI lacks the brain's biochemical diversity, slower speeds, and energy efficiency-key factors that may underlie consciousness and advanced cognition.

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Are We Building Brain-Inspired or Just Brain-Imitating AI? The Great ANN Debate

12 May 2025

ANNs are inspired by brain function but fall far short of biological complexity, raising questions about their ability to mimic consciousness or cognition.

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Mind Over Model: Why AI May Never Capture the Soul of Consciousness

12 May 2025

AI draws from brain models but can’t fully capture consciousness; debates on functionalism and embodiment shape how we model or simulate mind in machines.