Raphaël Millière

Raphaël Millière is a philosopher interested in the philosophy of artificial intelligence, mind, and cognitive science. Raphaël received his PhD in 2020 from the University of Oxford, where he worked on self-representation. As a Presidential Scholar, he investigates theoretical and empirical issues regarding spatial self-representation using virtual reality. He is also interested in assessing the capacities and limitations of deep artificial neural networks, with a particular focus on generative models capable of producing compelling text and images. Raphaël is the 2020 Robert A. Burt Presidential Scholar in Society and Neuroscience

Project Title:

The Self in Space: Spatial Content and Self-Representation in Philosophy and Neuroscience

Christopher Baldassano
Assistant Professor of Psychology, Columbia University

Christopher Peacocke
Johnsonian Professor of Philosophy, Columbia University

Daniel Wolpert
Professor of Neuroscience, Columbia University; Principal Investigator, Zuckerman Institute

Radical Disruptions of Self-consciousness
R Millière, T Metzinger
Philosophy and the Mind Sciences, 2020

The Varieties of Selflessness
R Millière
Philosophy and the Mind Sciences, 2020

The Multi-dimensional Approach to Drug-induced States: A Commentary on Bayne and Carter’s “Dimensions of Consciousness and the Psychedelic State”
M Fortier-Davy, R Millière
Neuroscience of Consciousness, 2020