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@MISC{ˇzeleznikar03consciousinformational,
author = {Anton P. ˇzeleznikar and Volaričeva Ul},
title = {Conscious Informational Entities},
year = {2003}
}
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Abstract
This paper deals with the constitution and organization of a conscious entity. Informon, as an ordered and named conscious entity, informs in its equally named and informationally disordered (chaotic, irregular) environment, called entropon. Both informon and entropon overlap informationally more or less with other informons and entropons constituting a local or global informational space. A conscious system, as known from the naturalistic point of view, is necessarily a cognitive-emotional system together with other components concerning sensuality, attention, motivation. homeostasis, behavior, motorics, etc., all of them possessing a specific intention (orientation, goal-directedness, decisionmaking specificity) within the conscious informing. Concrete cognitive, emotional, and otherwise meaningly organized entities come into the conscious foreground. Artificial conscious systems can differ substantially from the natural ones in the functional domain, regarding the future complexity, memory, global interconnection, and informational search possibilities. Artificial entropons can serve as absolute memories for experiences (components, parts of components) and, in this way, can enable informons to use the entire precisely, regularly, and disorderly structured previous experience and their lumps. 1 Intercomplex and interconscious
Keyphrases
conscious informational entity conscious entity artificial entropons global interconnection specific intention conscious system absolute memory cognitive-emotional system entropon overlap conscious informing functional domain global informational space artificial conscious system informational search possibility natural one future complexity naturalistic point conscious foreground previous experience
