o‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‍ur multimodal submission should be in the form of a pdf or a word document. The multimodal document should contain a written component of about 1,300 – 1, 500 words and at least 4 images, 2 data charts and 2 links to short video/audio clips. The design and layout should be visually attractive and incorporate the use of colour. The video/audio clips could be ones you have made yourselves (for example, your peer teaching clips and Miro board group work exercises / individual exercises) or ones made by others (TED talks, reputable clips etc you find on the internet). Each hyperlink should be accompanied by a BRIEF explanation of why you have included it in your document. Important: In your answer, please refer to at least TWO readings from academic sources posted on the class workspace on Perlego. Assignment question: Please answer ALL questions 1a. Theory and Understanding: Compare and contrast David Chalmers’s and Daniel Dennett’s views on the nature of consciousness. Use the class ppt, Chapter 2 from Blackmore’s ‘Introduction to Consciousness’ (available on Perlego), and the podcasts featuring Chalmers and Dennett that I posted on Perlego for you to help you formulate your answer (400- 500 words) 1b) Applying Your Knowledge: Choose ONE of these thought experiments, examples and case-studies we explored in class and explore what light they shed on the problem of consciousness: The consciousness of trees; the consciousness of Octopi; the colour of the dress; blindsight; Phineas Gage; Damasio’s patient who lost his sense of self; Mary the Colour Scientist (400-500 words). You can draw on relevan‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‍t peer teaching videos and in-class exercises for this section. 1c) Self-Reflection: “If it’s easy for you to imagine a conscious robot, then you probably side with Dennett. If it’s easier to imagine a robot that only seems conscious, you’re probably with Chalmers.” [ Joshua Rothman, 2017] (Links to an external site.)Explore your intuitions, beliefs and preferences on the possibility of conscious robots with reference to EITHER Ava from Ex-Machina (available to rent from Amazon Prime for £) OR Ash from Be Right Back (Available for free on Netflix: Season 2 Episode 1 Black Mirror) OR Ameca (Links to an external site.) the real-life robot. Use your chosen robot to explain whether you believe that robots can become conscious one day or not, and why (400-500 words). resources to assist you with the writing. (