This article investigates the computational foundations of Immanuel Kant’s transcendental logic and its relevance to artificial intelligence and machine consciousness. We demonstrate that while Kantian analytic judgments map to decidable computations on standard deterministic Turing machines, synthetic a priori judgments require extended models, specifically, Turing machines equipped with...
Abstract In this paper the relationship between phenomenology of perception and synthetic phenomenology is discussed. Synthetic phenomenology is presented on the basis of the issues in A.I. and Robotics that required to address the question of what enables artificial agents to have phenomenal access to the environment. Phenomenology of perception is construed as a theory with autonomous...