1. human meaningful information [with] meaningfully algorithmic processing of information;
2. how humans embody information to make meaning, and how embodied and unembodied information differ;
3. consciousness with perception and embodied h…Shanken, E. (2007). Telematic embrace: Visionary theories of art, technology, and consciousness by Roy Ascott. Berkeley: University of California Press.
Shannon, C. (1949). The mathematical theory of communication. In C. Shannon & W. Weave…
Graeme Sullivan
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Based on these excerpts, Sullivan appears to be engaged with questions of embodied knowledge and the relationship between human consciousness and algorithmic information processing, though the fragments provided don't clearly establish his specific theoretical contribution. The incomplete nature of the citations makes it difficult to pinpoint exactly how Sullivan's work functions in the course's argument about AI, embodiment, and meaning-making. His invocation alongside discussions of embodied versus unembodied information suggests he may be working at the intersection of phenomenology and information theory, but more complete excerpts would be needed to characterize his role in the seminar's framework.
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