Conscious Robots: Facing up to the reality of being human
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Conscious Robots: Facing up to the reality of being human

by Paul Kwatz

Philosophy Science
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Conscious Robots: Facing up to the reality of being human explores the intersection of robotics, consciousness, and human identity. Blending technological and philosophical themes, it offers a focused starting point for readers considering what it means to be human in a world shaped by intelligent machines.

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Conscious Robots: Facing up to the reality of being human examines the ideas suggested by its title: conscious machines, robotics, and the nature of being human.

The book sits at the intersection of technology and philosophy, inviting consideration of how concepts of consciousness may relate to both people and robots.

It may appeal to readers seeking accessible reflection on humanity, emerging technology, and the questions raised by the possibility of conscious robots.

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