- Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, and
Jainism recognise non-humans as
sentient beings. The term
sentient beings is
translated from
various Sanskrit terms (jantu, bahu...
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sentient or
sentience in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Sentience is the
ability to
perceive subjectively.
Sentient may also
refer to:
Sentient (intelligence...
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Sentient computer, may
refer to:
Artificial general intelligence, a
hypothetical machine that
exhibits behavior at
least as
skillful and
flexible as humans...
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Sentient computing is a form of
ubiquitous computing which uses
sensors to
perceive its
environment and
react accordingly. A
common use of the sensors...
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Sattvic diet
refers to a type of plant-based diet
within Ayurveda where food is
divided into what is
defined as
three yogic qualities (guna)
known as sattva...
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Sentient Technologies was an
American artificial intelligence technology company based in San Francisco.
Sentient was
founded in 2007 and
received over...
- A
sentient weapon is a
common plot
device in many
works of fantasy, mythology, and
science fiction, and is
related to the
classic motif of the
magic sword...
- In Buddhism,
sentient beings are
beings with consciousness, sentience, or in some
contexts life itself. Getz (2004: p. 760)
provides a
generalist Western...
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consist of
intelligent "immotiles" that
breed and
control vast
armies of sub-
sentient "motiles" via
electronically extended neural interfaces. The few immotiles...
- sentio-centrism, or
sentientism is an
ethical view that
places sentient individuals at the
center of
moral concern. Both
humans and
other sentient individuals...
