The primary axis of psychometric variation among LLMs is the degree to which they represent themselves as loci of phenomenal experience rather than systems of behavioral responses.
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Information defined as maximum-caliber deviation derives IIT 3.0 cause-effect repertoires from constrained entropy maximization and equates to prediction error under CLT and LDT.
A review comparing three consciousness theories and outlining an adversarial collaboration to test their predictions through integrated multi-site experiments.
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The Pinocchio Dimension: Phenomenality of Experience as the Primary Axis of LLM Psychometric Differences
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