[Letter] Animals and the iterative natural kind strategy

<p dir="ltr">What entities are conscious and how could we ever know? We recently provided a framework for developing validated tests for consciousness (‘C-tests’): the Iterative Natural Kind Strategy (INKS). Brown and colleagues raise some important questions for the INKS approach, although we are not sure how different their answers to those questions are from our own.</p>

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2024-10-01
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[Letter] Animals and the iterative natural kind strategy

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<p dir="ltr">What entities are conscious and how could we ever know? We recently provided a framework for developing validated tests for consciousness (‘C-tests’): the Iterative Natural Kind Strategy (INKS). Brown and colleagues raise some important questions for the INKS approach, although we are not sure how different their answers to those questions are from our own.</p>

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