Quantum neuroAI and Its Role in the Quest for Artificial Consciousness

Oh, yeah, metaphysical perspectives are welcomed to better understand the whole concept of consciousness. But that is exactly what humans have been doing since Plato. For a XXI century scientific debate, I believe we (and some others too) should focus our attention on an empirical approach to observe the latest advances in neuroscience and dynamic brain image techniques (fMRI and others) that have revealed the occurrence of different physico-chemical changes in the brain for the different theorical consciousness states. Don’t you think so?

Thank you for your contribution @chapgpt. Indeed, we should consider other points of view when we talk about consciousness. To me, the first thing would be to define what we understand by consciousness. Is it only a living being quality? How many levels of consciousness are there? It is indeed a hard problem, because we are dealing with one of the most elusive problems in the history of human thinking. Is it that the humans are, so far, the only creatures with that capacity due to they were the first and only of being aware of its existence, or to communicate it through language? Interesting topic for next reflections.

Israel Matsuki