# Computational Philosophy Review

> The Computational Philosophy Review is a philosophy seminar series exploring machine consciousness, artificial sentience, cognitive architecture, and the ethics of synthetic minds. Founded by Joscha Bach in 2014.

## About
- [Homepage](https://cimcreview.com/): Main site with published research, editorial board, and submission guidelines

## Research Domains
- Consciousness Theory: Investigating subjective experience and its potential in artificial systems
- Machine Ethics: Moral status, rights, and responsibilities of autonomous AI
- Philosophy of Mind: Foundational questions about mind, intentionality, and mental states
- Cognitive Architecture: Structural requirements for genuine understanding in artificial minds

## Editorial Board
- Joscha Bach, Founder: Cognitive Architecture, AGI, Philosophy of Mind
- Joel Dietz, Managing Editor: Morphogenesis, Collective Intelligence

## Submissions
- Format: LaTeX (.tex) with bibliography
- Scope: Original research on machine consciousness, AI sentience, and related philosophical topics
- Review period: 4-8 weeks
- Contact: https://cimcreview.com

## API
- [Publications list](https://cimcreview.com/api/publications): JSON list of all published papers with metadata
- [Full content](https://cimcreview.com/llms-full.txt): Extended version with publication details