Call for Papers: Decentralised Governance: Hayek Amongst the Machines
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Penrose + Rogan
I highly recommend Penrose’s classic The Emperor’s New Mind and the follow-up Shadows of the Mind: A Search for the Missing Science of Consciousness. I had the pleasure of meeting Penrose via an Imperial-based collaborator/chum of mine at an Imperial College lecture soon after the release of TENM. It’s quite extraordinary that Rogan as the proverbial geezer on…
Trippy Herbert Simon Lecture Poster
H/T collagedropoutsf Artificial intelligenceCognitive sciencecomputational intelligenceHerbert SimonPhilosophy of LanguagePhilosophy of mindPsychedelic
Rodney Brooks on Artificial Intelligence
Brooks in conversation with Russ Roberts. Artificial intelligenceRodney BrooksRuss Roberts
Why Is Virtual Reality Interesting for Philosophers?
Thomas Metzinger in Frontiers in Robotics and AI. AIArtificial intelligenceCognitive scienceEpistemologyethicsmetaphysicspersonal identityphenomenologyPhilosophy of mindphilosophy of religionPolitical philosophyvirtual reality
The Evolution of Computationalism
A terrific discussion of computationalism by the very excellent Marcin Miłkowski, freely available in Minds and Machines. [i]t is less misleading to think of computationalism as a diverse research tradition composed of multiple, historically variable computational theories of mind (or brain). By conflating the research tradition with one of the early theories, one could be tempted…
From cybernetics to brain theory, and more: A memoir
My chum, Péter Érdi, editor of Cognitive Systems Research, has alerted me to the open access memoir (63 pages) by neuroscience grandee Michael Arbib. Giving me the opportunity to talk to these visitors was one of the ways in which McCulloch contributed more to my graduate education than any other professor at MIT. When I thanked him, he…
