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Consciousness and Free Will - A Physical Hypothesis for Distinguishing Humans from AI
Exploring a physical hypothesis for free will and consciousness based on quantum processes in the brain, distinguishing human cognition from AI through perception of parallel worlds.
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Overview
Exploring a physical hypothesis for free will and consciousness based on quantum processes in the brain, distinguishing human cognition from AI through perception of parallel worlds.
Syllabus
- Introduction to Consciousness and AI
- Basics of Quantum Mechanics
- Neuroscience of Consciousness
- Quantum Brain Hypothesis
- Free Will and Determinism
- Distinguishing Human Cognition from AI
- Quantum Theory and Parallel Worlds
- Case Studies and Thought Experiments
- Ethical and Philosophical Implications
- Conclusion
Overview of Consciousness in Humans and Machines
Historical Context: The Mind-Body Problem
Key Principles of Quantum Mechanics
Quantum Processes in Biological Systems
Neural Correlates of Consciousness
Brain Regions Associated with Consciousness
Theories of Quantum Consciousness
Critiques and Support for Quantum Brain Models
Philosophical Perspectives on Free Will
Scientific Insights into Decision-Making Processes
Cognitive Qualities: Humans vs. AI
Perception, Intentionality, and Creativity
Many-Worlds Interpretation
Implications for Human Consciousness and Decision-Making
Quantum Experiments and Consciousness
Philosophical Thought Experiments on Free Will
Ethical Challenges in AI and Consciousness
Future Directions in Consciousness Research
Integration of Quantum Hypotheses with AI
Future Outlook on Human-AI Distinctions
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