sentience

They do not appear to have any sort of sentience , society, or ambition beyond engulfing whatever they encounter.

As the electric extension of human brains, the computer has changed the mode of our sentience , memory and expression.

To go a step further away from human sentience you would hold all living thing to be of moral value.

It appears, therefore, that fetal sentience and learning may occur and produce measurable behavioral effects subsequently in the adult.

But even if full-blown sentience was a silly idea, research on plant communication gathered.

A cunning animal, to be sure, but in possession of no true self-awareness or sentience.

Though they began life as non-sentient creatures, Droch could gain true sentience after draining enough intelligence from a host.

In cerebral blood-vessel disease, the most commonly used is motility is broken language, it is sentience is broken next language.

This seminal world gathering will hear of startling recent findings about the depth of animal sentience .

I recognize the sentience of the mice outside, and also the sentience of the fox.

Pleasure is a huge part of sentience, and sentience is the bedrock of ethics.

The awakened Buddha to show the way, the chosen Messiah to die in the degradation of sentience , is the golden eternity.

Then Mian Mian says: "I used to try hard, to open the door of sentience . "

So the goal here is to achieve sentience in machines , and not just sentience , but empathy .

But humans can score high on tests designed to measure aspects of sentience. Many animals don't.

Given that as a baseline, we know that sentience and consciousness have evolved.

The researchers say that one way to deal with sentience ambiguity is an angry attack.

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