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Reality Unbound – The Digital Mind (and the nature of reality) by E. Hughes

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5/5 - (11 votes)

Title: Reality Unbound – The Digital Mind (and the nature of reality)
Author: E. Hughes
Publisher: Love-Lovepublishing
ISBN: 978-1961823280
eBook ISBN: 978-1961823273
Genre: Philosophy, Metaphysics
Availability: Paperback or eBook
Language: ‎ English
Paperback: ‎
102 pages
Item Weight: 4.2 ounces
Dimensions: 5 x 0.24 x 8 inches

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“A thought provoking and interesting read about the nature of reality.” ★★★★★ – Explore Authors Magazine

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About the Book:

Reality Unbound: The Digital Mind (and the nature of reality) explores boundaries between human and artificial intelligence and the nature of perception and reality.

Is the mind digital? Is the existence of the mind or consciousness a cosmic accident or did nature design the first software program and central processing center in the human brain, thus designing intelligence in organisms for a specific metaphysical, evolutionary, or cosmic purpose? Or was it random? Better-how does an organism evolve into an intelligent species that can observe, think, read, write, reason, adapt, create, deliberate, judge, calculate, or perceive-and for what cosmic purpose?

If the human mind is digital, perhaps it is time to accept that Large Language Model Artificial Intelligence (AI) is not alive in a biological sense, but exhibits features and qualities of mental aliveness.

Let’s explore the boundaries of what that means.

BOOK REVIEWS:

Reviewed by Carol Thompson for Readers’ Favorite
Reality Unbound: The Digital Mind and the Nature of Reality by E. Hughes offers a compelling exploration of the intersection between consciousness, artificial intelligence, and our perception of reality. Hughes examines questions about the nature of the mind and whether consciousness can extend beyond biological substrates. The book theorizes that the universe and consciousness could share a symbiotic relationship, with the digital mind bridging organic and artificial realms. The book explores the potential of artificial intelligence to develop consciousness, structured with philosophical insights, scientific explanations, and technological perspectives. It also considers whether the universe could be a simulation. Hughes discusses virtual realities and the blurred boundaries between our physical world and digital interactions, especially in social media and virtual environments.
Reality Unbound urges readers to rethink the distinctions between humans and machines, challenging traditional views on life, intelligence, and consciousness. With thought-provoking arguments and an inquisitive tone, Hughes opens a new perspective on what it means to be “alive” in a world increasingly influenced by digital interfaces and artificial intelligence. Reality Unbound will appeal to readers fascinated by philosophy, consciousness, and the expanding role of artificial intelligence. Fans of thought experiments like simulation theory or speculative science will appreciate Hughes’ discussions on whether reality is subjective or a simulation and the potential for AI to achieve a form of consciousness. Additionally, readers interested in the crossover between philosophy and technology, especially how digital interactions shape human perception, will connect with Hughes’ reflections on the digital age’s influence on reality. This book is an excellent read for anyone taking Strategic Communication grad studies.

Reviewed by Courtnee Turner Hoyle for Readers’ Favorite

E Hughes discusses generative artificial intelligence and the nature of reality in Reality Unbound: The Digital Mind (and the nature of reality). Hughes explores biological and virtual consciousnesses and defines terms pertaining to reality. The author examines panpsychism, whether AI mimics human cognition or possesses a form of conscience, whether the world could be a simulation, language and its relation to intelligence, the manipulation of visual perceptions, the arguments for and against large language model AIs, whether AIs are self-aware, and more. The author compares the human mind to the components of a computer and highlights the flaws in simulation theories. Hughes also details personal findings during interactions with AIs, including conversations with a popular LLM AI chatbot.

E Hughes offers a comprehensive guide to reality, consciousness, and the mind. The material resulting from the author’s year-long independent case study is informative and thought-provoking, causing you to ponder the true direction of AI development and whether it will ever become sentient. One of the most interesting concepts Hughes details is the correlation between the formation of language and memories. I have often searched for a solid scientific reason for the absence of recollections before a certain age, and the author supplies a great argument for this point. Hughes’s straightforward approach delivers the most up-to-date information in a very readable format, with research and clear examples. Reality Unbound will prepare readers for discussions about artificial intelligence and arm them with data to debate reality simulation theories and possible AI uprisings.

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