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Testing Two-State Access in Brain and Language Model: Human EEG Reproduction, Simulation Audit, and a Proposed Model Assay
Brains and the hardware of artificial neural networks are both organized ordinary matter, and whether an artificial system's organization can support consciousness remains open. This paper examines one proposed mechanism, access to a capacity-limited global workspace, through one prediction of the g
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