This is a theoretical framework I've been developing to define consciousness using principles from information theory and algorithmic complexity. The idea is to

This is a theoretical framework I've been developing to define consciousness using principles from information theory and algorithmic complexity. The idea is to measure conscious states in terms of their information-processing structure — using bits rather than normalized entropy — and to distinguish between conscious, schizo-conscious, and unconscious states as formally different information objects. I’m especially interested in: Whether this aligns with or diverges from models like Integrated Information Theory or predictive coding. How this approach could interface with machine consciousness or computational neuroscience. Feedback — especially criticism or alternative formulations — is very welcome. I’m treating this as a living model open to revision.