Consciousness

An information-theoretic approach to intentionality proposing that conscious representations must be unambiguous, with experiments on artificial neural networks demonstrating a method for measuring representational ambiguity.

My thoughts on how consciousness should be tackled from a representationalist perspective based on ideas from phenomenal structuralism. Includes an ML-based experiment of how I think one could go about decoding conscious content from neural systems using self-attention.

Some thoughts on the connection between neurons as physical objects, neural representations, and subjective experience.

A look at three formulations of the problem of consciousness, their metaphysical assumptions, and their implications for science.

A presentation about the meta-problem of consciousness as described by David Chalmers.