What AI Means for Philosophy of Mind with Laura Sizer

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In this episode, Laura Sizer, Senior Lecturer in Philosophy at Mount Holyoke College, explores how AI acts as “thought experiments made real.” She examines limits of understanding, embodiment, and the Turing Test, arguing AI reflects human thinking but cannot fully replicate it.

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