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Mentioned in 13 episodes
I Am a Strange Loop
Book • 2007
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Mentioned in 13 episodes
Mentioned by Andrew Bosworth when discussing the nature of consciousness and its simulation in the brain.

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Andrew Bosworth on AI, wearables, and mixed reality
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Daniel Dennett in the context of discussing Hofstadter's work on recursion and self-awareness.


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78 | Daniel Dennett on Minds, Patterns, and the Scientific Image
Mentioned in the episode description in relation to self-reference and consciousness.

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Michael Levin - Why Intelligence Isn't Limited To Brains.
Mentioned by Carl Friston when discussing the concept of self and consciousness.

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Joscha Bach Λ Karl Friston: Ai, Death, Self, God, Consciousness
Mentioned by Jim O'Shaughnessy as the inspiration for the name of his podcast, "Infinite Loops", referencing Hofstadter's work on loops and self-reference.

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Jim O'Shaughnessy: Don't Squander This Age of Innovation
Mentioned by Jim O’Shaughnessy as he reread "I Am a Strange Loop", reflecting on how infinite recursive loops impact lives.

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Jason Carman — Filmmaking at the Frontier (EP.260)
Mentioned by Tim Scarfe to illustrate the concept of ontology versus epistemology using a record player example.

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#103 - Prof. Edward Grefenstette - Language, Semantics, Philosophy
Mentioned by Leela as one of the books on Theo's bookshelf.

Fractal Karma by Arula Ratnakar (audio)
Mentioned by Andrew Bosworth when discussing the concept of consciousness simulations within the brain and how AI lacks this understanding.

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Mentioned by Luc Steels in relation to the concept of self-awareness and the title of their installation at the Venice Biennale.

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