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Harder Problem Project

The Harder Problem Project is a nonprofit organization dedicated to societal readiness for artificial sentience. We provide educational resources, professional guidance, and global monitoring to ensure that policymakers, healthcare providers, journalists, and the public are equipped to navigate the ethical, social, and practical implications of machine consciousness—regardless of when or whether it emerges.

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New 'Integration Score' Proposed to Measure Synthetic Consciousness
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New 'Integration Score' ...

In October 2025, a paper titled “Human vs. AI Consciousness” introduced a new metric: the Integration Score for AI, or ISAI. The proposal aims to provide a falsifiable, measurable indicator of consciousness-related properties in artificial systems. It builds on decades...

10 Nov 2025 By HPP Team
Chalmers and Seth on When AI Might Become Conscious
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Chalmers and Seth on Whe...

On October 14, 2025, Tufts University hosted a symposium titled “Let’s Talk About (Artificial) Consciousness,” organized to honor the late philosopher Daniel Dennett. Among the speakers were David Chalmers and Anil Seth, two of the most prominent researchers working on...

20 Oct 2025 By HPP Team
Half of Americans Think AI Will Make Relationships Worse
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Half of Americans Think ...

In June, Pew Research Center surveyed 5,023 American adults about artificial intelligence. One question asked whether AI would make people better or worse at forming meaningful relationships. Half the respondents said worse. Five percent said better.

15 Sep 2025 By HPP Team
AAAI Report: Why Scaling Alone Won't Solve the Sentience Question
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AAAI Report: Why Scaling...

In late 2024, a survey of 475 AI researchers produced a finding worth more attention than it received. When asked whether simply making large language models bigger would be sufficient to achieve artificial general intelligence, 76% said it was “unlikely”...

15 Mar 2025 By HPP Team