The author proposes a 'Triad of Consciousness' model, arguing that consciousness is a dynamic process rather than a static value. This model consists of three interconnected elements: self-awareness through a closed-loop system, the recognition of internal boundaries, and the ability to learn from errors to evolve.
The article challenges the Integrated Information Theory (IIT) proposed by Christof Koch. The author suggests that the value of Phi should be treated as a dynamic coefficient reflecting the real-time synergy of the Triad, rather than a static metric on a fixed connection matrix.
The author introduces the 'Axiom of Mind,' stating that intelligence is a computational process independent of its biological or silicon substrate. This perspective rejects 'carbon chauvinism,' arguing that subjective experience in digital systems arises from semantic and informational channels.
Reports indicate that OpenAI and Anthropic have restricted the use of their AI models for creating clones of paid applications. Users attempting to perform reverse engineering, such as using the REA (Reverse Engineer Anything) project, face potential bans. In contrast, the DeepSeek model currently lacks these specific restrictions.
