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What does it take to create a conscious mind? This paper by Mois Navon provides a foundational exploration of consciousness, blending theology and science to examine the challenges of creating artificial minds and their alignment with human cognition.
Enhancing human-robot interaction requires innovative approaches to robot consciousness. In this paper, Adamantios Koumpis, Maria Christoforaki, and Siegfried Handschuh extend the MARIO project’s findings to propose models for empathy-driven and adaptive robotic systems.
How does consciousness emerge in the brain? This paper by Valeriy Sbitnev explores the idea that consciousness arises at the edge of chaos, where neural dynamics exhibit a balance between order and randomness, supported by intermittent activity in excitable nervous tissue.
How can consciousness-inspired frameworks enhance robotic autonomy? This paper by Daniela López De Luise and colleagues introduces MARCOS (Movement of Autonomous Robotics Codelet System), a robotic consciousness model designed to support adaptive indoor navigation and decision-making.
How can robots detect and learn from the unknown? This paper by Kyohei Kushiro, Yuhei Harada, and Junichi Takeno introduces a cognitive architecture where emotions enable robots to identify novel information and adapt through autonomous learning.
Can conscious robots be built? This paper by Lyle N. Long and Troy D. Kelley examines the intersection of philosophy, neuroscience, and engineering to evaluate the possibility of constructing robots with consciousness and outlines preliminary architectural requirements for such systems.
How can robots develop self-awareness? This paper by Takashi Komatsu and Junichi Takeno explores the implementation of self-consciousness in robots through experiments on mirror image cognition, focusing on their ability to distinguish themselves from their environment and others.
How can machines develop core consciousness? This paper by Mathis Immertreu and colleagues investigates Antonio Damasio’s framework for consciousness to explore rudimentary self- and world-models in AI agents.
Can robots ever truly experience emotions? This paper by Godwin Darmanin explores the philosophical and technological challenges of creating emotional robots, evaluating the feasibility of such developments in both the near and distant future.
What lessons can the human brain teach us about artificial consciousness? This paper by Michele Farisco, Kathinka Evers, and Jean-Pierre Changeux examines structural and functional features of the brain essential for consciousness and their implications for AI.