Consciousness and ChatGPT

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Our attempts at simulating the mind’s skills is based on our own just-so-stories Our attempts at simulating the human mind’s skills are based on our own just-so-stories. These are creative narratives that are produced by our imaginative mind. The brain does not and cannot tell us how it works; it can only produce a belief, a narrative, or a just-so-story.

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