Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the scientific study of occurrent and dispositional mentation with a view to providing adequate computational models of the mind. As a science, AI is committed to an objective, third-person verifiable account of reality. If, however, there are aspects of our mentation that are irreducibly non-physical and subjective, then those aspects are forever closed to any computational model of the mind; and AI is in principle doomed. This, to my mind, is the most serious objection to AI. In this essay, I consider the objection and suggest how to respond to it.
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Adeofe, L. (1995). Artificial intelligence and subjective experience. Southcon Conference Record, 403–408. https://doi.org/10.1109/southc.1995.516138
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