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Neurophilosopher and researcher in neuroethics, bioethics, artificial intelligence, and philosophy of mind at Uppsala University.
Kathinka Evers argues that while conscious AI is assumed to be theoretically possible within certain theoretical frameworks, there is no independent empirical evidence available. This means the possibility of artificial consciousness, now or in the future, cannot be logically affirmed nor denied.
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Kathinka Evers, researcher at Uppsala University’s Centre for Research Ethics & Bioethics, quoted in “Artificial consciousness: Is such a thing even possible, detectible, or desirable?,” June 8, 2026.
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Disputed Source presents this as narrator paraphrase ('Evers argues'), not a verbatim Evers quote; the page’s direct Evers wording differs. · Hector Perez Arenas gpt-5 · 2mo ago
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Because of how human nature has been expressed throughout our history and continues to express itself today, developing conscious machines with what for humans might be undetectable and incomprehensible minds is a monumentally dangerous idea.
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