Category: Journals
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Turing Sufficiency for Functional Consciousness, Sentience, and Free Will in Measurement-Limited Agents
Abstract: A common intuition in debates about artificial intelligence, consciousness, and free will is that ordinary Turing computation may be fundamentally insufficient: something about minds or “true” general intelligence is thought to depend on non-computable physical processes or hypercomputation. These claims are rarely grounded in a precise model of what an embedded agent can actually…