There are those who believe that true intelligence cannot exist without consciousness. The question therefore becomes whether consciousness can be artificially created. Steven Rose, the British neurologist, philosopher Sydney Denett, Rodney Brooks of MIT, and Terrence Sejnowski of the Salk Institute address the question. (26 minutes)

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