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Consciousness is learning: predictive processing systems that learn by binding may perceive themselves as conscious
V. A. Aksyuk and V. Aksyuk
Explore the groundbreaking research by V A Aksyuk and Vladimir Aksyuk, as they delve into how predictive processing systems can achieve flexible generalization through the formation of working memories. This study connects the dots between machine learning, consciousness, and the evolution of perceptual value prediction, offering a perspective that could redefine our understanding of action policies.
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