The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) has reignited one of philosophy's oldest and most profound questions: what does it mean to be conscious? As machines increasingly exhibit behaviors once thought to require awareness, the boundary between computation and cognition grows ever more ambiguous. Drawing on philosophy of mind and cognitive science, this inquiry examines whether artificial systems can truly "feel" or whether their apparent consciousness remains an intricate simulation. Philosophical Considerations of Computational Consciousness and AI Qualia explores the possibility of AI developing qualia experienced by humans. This book raises questions on whether AI system can truly feel or only simulate feelings. Covering topics such as AI, ethics, and computational intelligence, this book is an excellent resource for academicians, researchers, teachers, students, and more.
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Prof. Sofia Anastasiadou is a Professor of Statistics and Research Methodology, Biostatistics and Biomedical Research at the School of Health of the University of Western Macedonia (UOWM), Department of Midwifery. She is the Deam of School of Health of UOWM, and a Member of the Dean of the School of Economics of the University of Western Macedonia. She is also a Member of the Senate and a MODIP Member of the same University. Since 2020 she is the President of Greek Society of Data Analysis (GSDA). She has been a founding Member since 2001. She has been Secretary General since 2016. Sofia Anastasiadou makes a constant effort for the development and dissemination of Data Analysis and Multidimensional Statistical Analysis methods, such as Principal Component Analysis, Factor Analysis, Factor Analysis of Correspondences, Symbolic Analysis, Inductive Statistics, Discriminant Analysis, Cluster Analysis, Implicative Statistical Analysis and new fields that can be developed based on relevant international developments in statistical science. She can be contacted at email: sanastasiadou@uowm.gr
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