The Four-Model Theory of Consciousness (FMT; Gruber, 2015, 2026e) specifies consciousness as ongoing self-simulation across two kinds of models — implicit (learned, substrate-level) and explicit (generated, phenomenal) — organized by scope (world vs. self) and mode (implicit vs. explicit), and it requires a substrate c...
Matthias Gruber· Zenodo (CERN European Organi...· 0 citations
The Four-Model Theory of Consciousness (FMT; Gruber, 2015, 2026e) specifies consciousness as ongoing self-simulation across two kinds of models — implicit (learned, substrate-level) and explicit (generated, phenomenal) — organized by scope (world vs. self) and mode (implicit vs. explicit), and it requires a substrate c...
Matthias Gruber· Zenodo (CERN European Organi...· 0 citations
Consciousness, on the Four-Model Theory, is constituted by ongoing self-simulation: a system builds a model of itself, relates to that model, and interacts with it. Models divide along two axes — scope (world vs. self) and mode (implicit vs. explicit) — yielding four model kinds rather than four modules. The implicit m...
Matthias Gruber· Zenodo (CERN European Organi...· 2 citations
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