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Are artificial-intelligence models conscious? For The Economist’s science and technology editor, Alok Jha, the answer is no—not yet anyway. But, as he explains to our AI writer, Alex Hern, scientific developments on the horizon could change the way we view machines. Click the link to watch the full show:

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