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The Fundamental Quantum Field of Consciousness as a Hypothetical Basis for Studying Human and Artificial Intelligence

Shevchenko A.1
1 Research Institute of Artificial Intelligence Problems State University of Information and Communication Technologies
ipai.kiev@gmail.com

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UDC: 004.8
Publication Language: Ukrainian
Stuc. intelekt. 2026; 31(2):6-13

Abstract: The paper proposes a new interdisciplinary approach to the study of the nature of consciousness and intelligence. The hypothesis of the existence of a fundamental quantum field of consciousness as a special form of physical reality capable of interacting with living neural structures using resonant mechanisms is put forward. Human intelligence is considered as a functional manifestation of consciousness, which ensures the formation of knowledge, comprehension of experience and decision-making. The possible role of neural nanostructures in the implementation of coherent processes associated with the formation of conscious experience is analyzed. A conceptual and mathematical basis is proposed for further research into the problem of consciousness and the prospects for creating conscious artificial intelligence.

Keywords: fundamental quantum field of consciousness, consciousness, intelligence

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