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Neurosurgery & Consciousness: Bridging Science and Philosophy in the Age of AI

Surgery, Consciousness, Philosophy of Mind and seminar by Isaakidis Dimitrios, Doctor-neurosurgeon, Mediterranean Hospital of Cyprus

Hosted by Athens Neuroscience

Friday 16:00–17:00 Athens (GMT+3)

Ended

Online

Abstract

Overview of neurosurgery specialty interplay between neurology, psychiatry and neurosurgery. Discussion on benefits and disadvantages of classifications. Presentation of sub-specialties: trauma, oncology, functional, pediatric, vascular and spine. How does an ordinary day of a neurosurgeon look like; outpatient clinic, emergencies, pre/intra/post operative patient care. An ordinary operation. Myth-busting and practical insights of every day practice. An ordinary operation. Hint for research on clinical problems to be solved. The coming ethical frontiers of neuroprosthetics. In part two we will explore the explanatory gap and its significance. We will review the more than 200 theories of the hard problem of consciousness, from the prevailing to the unconventional. Finally, we are going to reflect on the AI advancements and the claims of LLMs becoming conscious

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AI advancementsConsciousnessethical frontiersexplanatory gapneuroprostheticsneurosurgeryOncologyoutpatient clinic
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