David J. Chalmers is a prominent philosopher known for his work on consciousness and philosophy of mind.
He is University Professor of Philosophy and Neural Science at New York University, where he codirects the Center for Mind, Brain and Consciousness.
Chalmers gained fame for formulating the "hard problem" of consciousness and proposing the idea of the "extended mind." He has authored several influential books, including The Conscious Mind and The Character of Consciousness.
Chalmers has received prestigious honors such as the Jean Nicod Prize and has delivered the John Locke Lectures.
His work has had a significant impact on both academic philosophy and popular culture, inspiring theatrical works and shaping debates on the nature of mind and consciousness.
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