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Artificial Self-Awareness Over Time

Seyed Kazem Mousavi

DOI: 10.32388/ylxn96.2 (opens in new tab)

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Key points Argues that self-awareness depends on consciousness of existence in time and space, that thinking and consciousness separate humans from artificial intelligence, and that a deep logical connection links consciousness, thinking, and time. Proposes that this relationship can ground an algorithm for artificial consciousness and self-awareness.

Abstract

Self-awareness results from consciousness of existence in time and space. Thought and consciousness are distinguishing factors between humans and machines having artificial intelligence. No algorithm has been offered for artificial self-awareness based on thinking. Previous studies have not studied the relationship between consciousness, thinking, and time. This study examined the relationship between self-awareness, thinking, memories, and speech over time. A deep logical connection exists between consciousness, thinking, and time. Based on these research findings, an algorithm can be designed for artificial consciousness and self-awareness.