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Yuri I Arshavsky

2 papers in the library · publishing 2006-2026

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On consciousness in animals and in artificial intelligence.

Journal of Neurophysiology April 1, 2026 Yuri I Arshavsky

In recent years, numerous publications have emerged claiming that animals possess consciousness. Moreover, neurophysiological literature has discussed the possible existence of consciousness in artificial intelligence (AI). Both ideas stem from analyses of the behavior of animals and AI systems. Here, I argue that it is impossible to draw conclusions about animal consciousness based solely on...

DOI: 10.1152/jn.00019.2026 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Artificial intelligence Consciousness Different sensory perception Memory

"Scientific roots" of dualism in neuroscience.

Progress in Neurobiology July 1, 2006 Yuri I Arshavsky

Although the dualistic concept is unpopular among neuroscientists involved in experimental studies of the brain, neurophysiological literature is full of covert dualistic statements on the possibility of understanding neural mechanisms of human consciousness. Particularly, the covert dualistic attitude is exhibited in the unwillingness to discuss neural mechanisms of consciousness, leaving the...