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Machine consciousness: A manifesto for robotics
International Journal of Machine Consciousness 1 (1):33-51 (2009)
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Machine consciousness is not only a technological challenge, but a new way to approach scientific and theoretical issues which have not yet received a satisfactory solution from AI and robotics. We outline the foundations and the objectives of machine consciousness from the standpoint of building a conscious robot.Author's Profile
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