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The Necessity of Discussing Consciousness, and Inappropriate Arguments in AI Consciousness because of Philosophical Negligence

Hori, Keiichi
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This paper exposes the problems in the discussion of AI consciousness and points out the issues inherent in the discussion of consciousness itself and the philosophical negligence that causes them. Modern life and society depend on the consciousness and free will proposed by Kant and Descartes. Therefore, the discussion of consciousness is always an indispensable requirement. However, at present, the discussion has not deepened. It remains as separate discussions within the large framework they showed. The discussion of AI consciousness is also significantly limited in its methods relative to its purpose. On the other hand, if it is a comparison with humans, a self-evident conclusion can be drawn from the problem of structure. Problems in the discussion of consciousness are often due to insufficient consideration of purposes and methods. The cause of the lack of discussion on important elements, and the inability even to recognize this, is undoubtedly due to philosophical negligence.
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