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Meta-Learned Models of Cognition
I pass on the text of a recent email from Behavioral and Brain Sciences inviting commentary on an article by Binz et al. I am beginning to plow through the... Read more
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The Feasibility of Artificial Consciousness Through the Lens of Neuroscience
Some interesting perspectives from Aru, Larkum, and Shine in Trends in Neurosciences. Motivated readers can obtain a copy of the article's text from me. Read more
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Religious Wars in the Tech Industry.
In this post I continue to use MindBlog as my private reference library to put down essential ideas I want to hang onto by extracting relevant clips, in this... Read more
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First Issue of Philosophy of Physics Published!
We are delighted to announce that the inaugural issue of Philosophy of Physics (PoP) has been published by LSE Press on behalf of the Philosophy of Physics... Read more
The 20 november 2023 by Wuthrich
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AI is Infusing Our Daily Lives. Is It an Existential Threat?
As AI is being subtly melded into our daily lives by the Google, Apple, and Microsoft clouds there is continuing debate over whether it is or Isn’t an... Read more
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Conference: Philosophy of Experiment, 16-17 November 2023
There will be a conference today and tomorrow at the University of Stockholm on the philosophy of experiment. Here is further information:Philosophy of... Read more
The 16 november 2023 by Wuthrich
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Do Affordances Select Or Control Actions?
I've been working for a while to connect the perception of affordances to motor abundance methods such as the uncontrolled manifold. Read more
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Personalized Chatbots and Wearable AI Devices for Melding AI with Our Everyday...
Personalized GPTs are here, but apparently not yet at the level of consumers like myself who don't want to do coding. I've been looking into making my own... Read more
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Self-Organization: Nature's Intelligent Design
I was to pass on this link to a talk by Clint Sprott, who initiated the Chaos and Complexity Discssion group that I was an active member of before leaving... Read more
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Visual Event Segmentation Alters Higher-level Thought.
An interesting piece of work from Ongchoco et al.: Significance Numbers can be unexpectedly powerful. Suppose you must provide the last two digits of your socia... Read more
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