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Morten Storm Overgaard

7 papers in the library · 91 citations · publishing 2010-2026

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There and back again: Biological naturalism provides no new scientific progress on the matter of AI consciousness.

Behavioral and Brain Sciences September 17, 2026 Morten Storm Overgaard

Seth presents several arguments for why multiple realization is not necessarily true. However, this is not a common opinion in consciousness research. He fails to provide arguments why we should believe in biological naturalism over multiple realization, which is the actual challenge to create progress.

Emotional priming depends on the degree of conscious experience

Neuropsychologia November 10, 2017 Michael Lohse, Morten Storm Overgaard 44 citations

Most experiments in consciousness research assume that awareness is a dichotomous 'either/or' phenomenon. However, participants can distinguish multiple levels of subjective experience of simple features (colour, shape etc.), which correlate with their performance in different tasks. As experiments showing multiple levels of perceptual awareness question the widespread idea that many forms of...

Weak experiences sufficient for creating illusory figures that influence perception of actual lines

PLoS One April 18, 2017 Simon Hviid Del Pin, Kristian Sandberg, Bo Martin Bibby et al. 4 citations

The question of whether conscious experience is best viewed as graded or dichotomous has received much scientific attention in recent years as the answer is relevant not only to models of consciousness, but also to the examination of neural markers of consciousness in patients and infants. Although some studies have found evidence of graded perception, it is unclear whether such perception is...

Predicting the conscious experience of other people

Journal of Vision September 23, 2011 Kristian Sandberg, Bahador Bahrami, Ryota Kanai et al.

There has been considerable interest recently in using multivariate decoding techniques applied to functional MRI signals in order to decode the contents of a person’s consciousness. The use of such signals has inherent disadvantages due to the delay of the hemodynamic response. Moreover to date it has not been shown possible to generalize the decoding of brain signals from one individual to...

How consciousness will change our view on neuroscience

Cognitive Neuroscience August 18, 2010 Morten Storm Overgaard 17 citations

Abstract Victor Lamme proposed that the study of consciousness should not be based on introspection. Nevertheless, Lamme understands consciousness as a subjective phenomenon, and introspection as the way in which we acquire knowledge about consciousness. This makes the task to find introspective-free methods to study consciousness difficult. Lamme attempts to make progress by introducing...