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AM I?
AM I? follows AI consciousness researcher Cameron Berg as he investigates one of the deepest scientific mysteries of our time: whether we have accidentally built a new kind of mind. Featuring interviews with leading philosophers, AI pioneers, and researchers at the frontier of consciousness science, the documentary explores what it means when we no longer know the nature of what we've created.
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AM I? follows AI consciousness researcher Cameron Berg as he investigates one of the deepest scientific mysteries of our time: whether we have accidentally built a new kind of mind. Featuring interviews with leading philosophers, AI pioneers, and researchers at the frontier of consciousness science, the documentary explores what it means when we no longer know the nature of what we've created.
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Trench Lizard Films
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