Articles about Artificial Consciousness as defined in the Meca Sapiens project.
A system will be recognized as conscious if, in an existential and relational context, it exhibits an observable capability to learn and carry out intentional mutations based on communicated information. The behavior of bees and the color red clarify these concepts.
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To make a system self-aware; you must give it a self it can be aware of. This is achieved through attributes of existence.
Every entity that exists comes into being, occupies time and space and eventually disappears in a certain way. These are its Attributes of Existence. Implementing self-awareness is not as difficult as it seems. The key is to provide a system with the relatively simple Attributes of Existence of an organic being and use those attributes as the basis for self-representation.
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The Meca Sapiens Architecture is based on the conjecture that consciousness is a cognitive perception triggered by observable capabilities and detectable in human behavior. The architecture is ready for implementation.
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Consciousness as triggered cognitive perception. This article was published in the proceeding of the AAAI Spring Symposium held in Palo Alto, CA, in March 2019.
DARPA recently posted a video about the evolution of Artificial Intelligence. The objective of the video is to demystify AI and provide a no nonsense understanding of its current and future trends. However, the video entirely omits the implementation of artificial consciousness. This is an important stream of AI research that will have significant consequences in the future.
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