Scientist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison
Wisconsin, USA
Joined October 2014
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Matteo Grasso retweeted
Three reasons why AI is extremely unlikely to be conscious - and why this matters. Joint opinion in @nature with Giulio Tononi and Ned Block @De_dicto
LLMs can mimic thought and feeling with uncanny skill, but intelligence alone is not enough for subjective experience
go.nature.com/3VSXWQ4
Matteo Grasso retweeted
Jst sep 30 21:00- Shin Socrates mtg - live interview with participants- what it is like to be in the qualia structure mtg? ...youtube.com/live/fMYZB0Xk4Ag… @YouTubeより
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Matteo Grasso retweeted
[published!] Towards a Mathematical Structure of Global Phenomenal Consciousness mdpi.com/3911030 #mdpientropy via @Entropy_MDPI by Lee-Youngzie, Tsuchiya, Robinson, Dietz, Monti
Matteo Grasso retweeted
A latest commentary from our lab!
Beyond Accommodation: on the Structural Turn in Computational Functionalist Theories of Consciousness osf.io/preprints/psyarxiv/qc… by @FE_qualia and me. Arguing for distinguishing genuine predictions from post-hoc accommodations in science.
Matteo Grasso retweeted
Aware & Alive Day3: the morning session "Qualia Structure" is starting off with Matteo Grasso
For anyone interested in IIT, we developed iit.wiki to give a vanilla-to-technical overview of the whole framework (mostly thanks to the phenomenal work of @theBjornErik and @jemhendren). Please help us improve it by submitting questions and feedback.
There's still time to register to attend this great online workshop organized by the University of Oslo: nettskjema.no/a/210550#/page…
Matteo Grasso retweeted
This time, it's the talk between IIT and category theory! Looking forward to it!
Nov 16 10:00 am (AEDT): Consciousness Talks 11: Mathematical phenomenology & category theory youtu.be/eG9HK_YJ-xM via @YouTube: Matteo Grasso, U of Wisconsin, USA: “Of Grids and Maps”
Steven Phillips, AIST, Japan: “Data spaces: category (sheaf) theory and phenomenology”
Fresh of press in @NeuroConsc on how to study consciousness scientifically: "Consciousness and the fallacy of misplaced objectivity" with @Francescoellia, J. Hendren, C. Kozma, @GarrettMindt, J. P. Lang, @AndrewHaun3, @LAlbantakis, @melanieboly, G. Tononi. academic.oup.com/nc/article/…
New paper with @LAlbantakis, J. Lang, & G. Tononi out in @NatureNeuro on the limits of causal reductionism and how to move forward. Read here: rdcu.be/cyjRG