Mind to Mind

Keith talks to Berlin-based philosopher Anna Strasser about artificial agents, large language models, her creation of a digital version of Daniel Dennett, and the pollution of our digital environment. Recording date: 20/09/23.Anna's websiteAnna's AI anthology Track: Schubert - Piano Quintet in A major 'The Trout', D. 667- IV. Andantino – Allegretto - Clifford Curzon, piano; Amadeus Quartet members. Source

Pete Mandik is professor of philosophy at William Paterson University of New Jersey. He works on topics at the intersection between philosophy of mind and the cognitive sciences and is particularly interested in naturalistic accounts of consciousness and intentionality.We began by talking about Pete’s background and influences, then dived deep into his views about consciousness, representation, and consciousness. Join us to learn why ‘what it is like’ talk is empty, why colour sensations are a

An interview with neuropsychologist Nicholas Humphrey, focusing on the theory of consciousness presented in his books Seeing Red (2006), Soul Dust (2011), and Sentience (2022). We talked about blindsight, the difference between sensation and perception, the function of consciousness, whether phenomenal consciousness is an illusion, artificial consciousness, suicide, spirituality, and evolutionary psychology. Timings: 00:25 Introduction to Nicholas Humphrey 02:56 Taking consciousness seriously 05:18