However, in order that this type of consciousness will materialize, the following issues must first be resolved:
1. Search engines like Google must change their ways of storing information.
2. Remember, the brain doesn't store pieces of information in binary or hexadecimal.
3. The Simplified Theory of Consciousness must be viewed as its absolute foundation.
4. A new mathematical algorithm must be formulated parallel to the Bowlingual Experiment.
5. A microprocessor must be developed similar to the structural syntax wave forms synthesized in the Algorithm of SONG, the Symphony Orchestra Neural Grid (Lawsin, 1988).
Before we discuss the 4 basic criteria in creating a conscious robot, let us examine first what do other experts say about consciousness. Brandon Keim, a Science reporter and freelance journalist of Wired Magazine, wrote an article with a headline - "A Neuroscientist’s Radical Theory of How Networks Become Conscious". A portion of his article is posted below:
IT’S A QUESTION that’s perplexed philosophers for centuries and scientists for decades: Where does consciousness come from? We know it exists, at least in ourselves. But how it arises from chemistry and electricity in our brains is an unsolved mystery.
Neuroscientist Christof Koch, chief scientific officer at the Allen Institute for Brain Science, thinks he might know the answer. According to Koch, consciousness arises within any sufficiently complex, information-processing system. All animals, from humans on down to earthworms, are conscious; even the internet could be. That’s just the way the universe works.
“The electric charge of an electron doesn’t arise out of more elemental properties. It simply has a charge,” says Koch. “Likewise, I argue that we live in a universe of space, time, mass, energy, and consciousness arising out of complex systems.”
What Koch proposes is a scientifically refined version of an ancient philosophical doctrine called panpsychism, the belief that everything material, however small, has an element of individual consciousness. However, most of the assertions on this article are flawed. First, Consciousness doesn't exist (see the Software Illusion). Second, assuming it exists, not all living things are conscious and with brains. Third, there are subatomic particles smaller than electrons. Fourth, Chemistry and Electricity have nothing to do with Consciousness (see scriptional jump).
Let me explain why Koch's proposals are definitely wrong. To make the internet conscious, it must subscribe to The Four Marks of a Conscious Robot proposed by Lawsin(1988) in his works on I.M.
1. It can transcodify information to physicals, the primary indicator of consciousness.
2. It can transform physicals into actions or movements, the first universal instruction.
3. It can transfer motions into mechanical, repetitive, or autonomous actions.
4. It can translate the mechanical persona (feeling, thinking, behaving) like of the homdruinos into a learned instinct "conscious being".
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