Don Ihde vs Bruno Latour
... of the world, even my scientific knowledge, is gained from my own particular point of view”; these are words from Merleau-Ponty: Phenomenology is a matter of describing, not of explaining or analyzing. Husserl’s first directive to phenomenology, in its early stages, to be a ‘descriptive psychology ...
... of the world, even my scientific knowledge, is gained from my own particular point of view”; these are words from Merleau-Ponty: Phenomenology is a matter of describing, not of explaining or analyzing. Husserl’s first directive to phenomenology, in its early stages, to be a ‘descriptive psychology ...
intelligence and intelligent machines
... processing centers of our knowledge (Figure 2). The innermost computer, the R- or Reptilian Complex, is common to our brain and that of "lower" life forms such as snakes and other reptiles. Here is where our instinctive reactions reside, the reactions against imminent danger and the drive to satisfy ...
... processing centers of our knowledge (Figure 2). The innermost computer, the R- or Reptilian Complex, is common to our brain and that of "lower" life forms such as snakes and other reptiles. Here is where our instinctive reactions reside, the reactions against imminent danger and the drive to satisfy ...
Editorial Social Constructionism in Community and Applied Social
... In some respects this sounds like Vico, but this misses out talk of ‘forms of life’ and remains individual psychology. In his later work, Thinking: An Experimental and Social Study, Bartlett (1958) began to realize that the extensions of evidence were guided by social norms instantiated in ‘a persis ...
... In some respects this sounds like Vico, but this misses out talk of ‘forms of life’ and remains individual psychology. In his later work, Thinking: An Experimental and Social Study, Bartlett (1958) began to realize that the extensions of evidence were guided by social norms instantiated in ‘a persis ...
Questions Arising from a Proto-Neural Cognitive Architecture
... the agent is able to carry out a set of behaviours. The development of agents like CABot, which are based on protoneural cognitive architectures, is leading toward a better understanding of the neuro-cognitive gap. CABot aside, some other precursors to neural cognitive architectures exist (e.g. (Rol ...
... the agent is able to carry out a set of behaviours. The development of agents like CABot, which are based on protoneural cognitive architectures, is leading toward a better understanding of the neuro-cognitive gap. CABot aside, some other precursors to neural cognitive architectures exist (e.g. (Rol ...
Normative schemas
... part, so there are no other crucial remarks that shall be raised than indicated in section above. The problem starts with chunks representing knowledge on own actions and information on emotions. 4.2. Emotional (utility) chunks Emotions are one of cognitive processor sources of chunking process. In ...
... part, so there are no other crucial remarks that shall be raised than indicated in section above. The problem starts with chunks representing knowledge on own actions and information on emotions. 4.2. Emotional (utility) chunks Emotions are one of cognitive processor sources of chunking process. In ...
A Development Environment for Engineering Intelligent
... Expressiveness. Expressive modeling languages are required for closing the gap between models and code. For this purpose, we further developed the underlying core modeling language so that large portions of the source code can be generated. Conceptual Extensions. The Bochica framework offers various ...
... Expressiveness. Expressive modeling languages are required for closing the gap between models and code. For this purpose, we further developed the underlying core modeling language so that large portions of the source code can be generated. Conceptual Extensions. The Bochica framework offers various ...
14 Reinforcement Learning, High-Level Cognition, and the Human
... were able to investigate linguistic phenomena such as past tense formation (Rumelhart and McClelland, 1987), naming aloud (Seidenberg and McClelland, 1989), and sentence comprehension (St. John and McClelland, 1990). 4.3 The new RL approach With these important historical precedents, RL learning bec ...
... were able to investigate linguistic phenomena such as past tense formation (Rumelhart and McClelland, 1987), naming aloud (Seidenberg and McClelland, 1989), and sentence comprehension (St. John and McClelland, 1990). 4.3 The new RL approach With these important historical precedents, RL learning bec ...
Radical Enactivism, Wittgenstein and the cognitive gap
... perception is understood to be content-free across the board.” Addressing this objection in detail would require separate treatment. However, as Hutto and Myin (2013) point out, “if things look somehow abnormal to an individual then we can expect that individual to respond in inappropriate ways to c ...
... perception is understood to be content-free across the board.” Addressing this objection in detail would require separate treatment. However, as Hutto and Myin (2013) point out, “if things look somehow abnormal to an individual then we can expect that individual to respond in inappropriate ways to c ...
Midterm 1
... The debate over free will and determinism raged on for years amongst psychologists that were found in both the branches of developmental psychology and behaviorism. Though many psychologists now believe that our daily actions and our characteristics are a byproduct of both features, early determini ...
... The debate over free will and determinism raged on for years amongst psychologists that were found in both the branches of developmental psychology and behaviorism. Though many psychologists now believe that our daily actions and our characteristics are a byproduct of both features, early determini ...
The Philosophy of Science in Social Research Assist. Prof. Dr
... social reality is the product of processes through which social actors negotiate the meaning of and for actions and situations. Within the sense of idealism, social reality is pre-interpreted. In its epistemology, knowledge is derived from everyday concepts and meanings. The social researcher enters ...
... social reality is the product of processes through which social actors negotiate the meaning of and for actions and situations. Within the sense of idealism, social reality is pre-interpreted. In its epistemology, knowledge is derived from everyday concepts and meanings. The social researcher enters ...
MSWord
... can put it where we like—however unwisely. The question, it seems to me, is not whether we can invest authority in non-human things: take ourselves in practice to be responsible to them in a way that makes us responsible to them. Of course we can. It is rather how we can institute a dimension of ass ...
... can put it where we like—however unwisely. The question, it seems to me, is not whether we can invest authority in non-human things: take ourselves in practice to be responsible to them in a way that makes us responsible to them. Of course we can. It is rather how we can institute a dimension of ass ...
Lecture#1 slides - Computer Science
... Comparison with AI - alternate approach of realizing intelligence - the sub-symbolic level of neural networks An alternate model of intelligence in agent systems. ...
... Comparison with AI - alternate approach of realizing intelligence - the sub-symbolic level of neural networks An alternate model of intelligence in agent systems. ...
Cognitive therapy
... O’Kearney asked the woman to record her obsessive thoughts on tape and play them back to herself. This is the ‘exposure’ part of the behavioural treatment. The woman was also helped to identify her catastrophic thoughts and to change these to realistic thoughts. She was taught how to do this in th ...
... O’Kearney asked the woman to record her obsessive thoughts on tape and play them back to herself. This is the ‘exposure’ part of the behavioural treatment. The woman was also helped to identify her catastrophic thoughts and to change these to realistic thoughts. She was taught how to do this in th ...
Real-Time Input of 3D Pose and Gestures of a User`s Hand and Its
... agents embody stronger notion of autonomy than objects, and in particular, t hey decide for themselves whether or not to perform an action on request fr om another agent ...
... agents embody stronger notion of autonomy than objects, and in particular, t hey decide for themselves whether or not to perform an action on request fr om another agent ...
Just an Artifact - Department of Computer Science
... There are two possible consequences of over-identifying with a machine. The first is that it lowers one’s own opinion of oneself. The fear of functionalism is an example of this [Dennett, 2003]. The other possible consequence is the inappropriate elevation of the worth of the machine. This can be th ...
... There are two possible consequences of over-identifying with a machine. The first is that it lowers one’s own opinion of oneself. The fear of functionalism is an example of this [Dennett, 2003]. The other possible consequence is the inappropriate elevation of the worth of the machine. This can be th ...
PSY 322/ORF 322 Human
... psychology and philosophy side as well as the machine engineering and design side. This multidisciplinary approach will utilize faculty and readings from psychology, philosophy, physical sciences and engineering. Starting from a framework of the elements of human-machine interactions, the course foc ...
... psychology and philosophy side as well as the machine engineering and design side. This multidisciplinary approach will utilize faculty and readings from psychology, philosophy, physical sciences and engineering. Starting from a framework of the elements of human-machine interactions, the course foc ...
The Behavioral And Brain Sciences (1984) 7:4, pp
... circularity is determined not by the "stuff" of which the explanatory concept is made, but by the extent to which theorists specify their explanatory constructs so that they can be assessed independently of the effects they are supposed to explain. So the gravity and libido constructs are equally in ...
... circularity is determined not by the "stuff" of which the explanatory concept is made, but by the extent to which theorists specify their explanatory constructs so that they can be assessed independently of the effects they are supposed to explain. So the gravity and libido constructs are equally in ...
Evaluation of General-Purpose Artificial Intelligence
... Intelligent systems interact with task-environments, which are tuples of a task and an environment. An environment contains objects that a system-under-test can interact with—which may form larger complex systems such as other intelligent agents—and rules that describes their behavior, interaction a ...
... Intelligent systems interact with task-environments, which are tuples of a task and an environment. An environment contains objects that a system-under-test can interact with—which may form larger complex systems such as other intelligent agents—and rules that describes their behavior, interaction a ...
Neuroscientific approaches to the problem of consciousness are
... inside the mind, because each individual has a different account. In a landmark study, Venerable Matthieu Ricard was subjected to this cultivate attention, and then to relax, and then do it again, and relax for a minute, and then again, and so on. When you see the graph of Matthieu’s brain activity ...
... inside the mind, because each individual has a different account. In a landmark study, Venerable Matthieu Ricard was subjected to this cultivate attention, and then to relax, and then do it again, and relax for a minute, and then again, and so on. When you see the graph of Matthieu’s brain activity ...
Challenge
... – Cognitive Assistant offers computational capabilities typically based on Natural Language Processing (NLP), Machine Learning (ML), and reasoning chains, on large amount of data, which provides cognition powers that augment and scale human intelligence Getting us closer to the vision painted for ...
... – Cognitive Assistant offers computational capabilities typically based on Natural Language Processing (NLP), Machine Learning (ML), and reasoning chains, on large amount of data, which provides cognition powers that augment and scale human intelligence Getting us closer to the vision painted for ...
NV:World Religions - Switzer Wiki - home
... http://managementhelp.org/blogs/spirituality/2011/02/07/working-with-a-pure-heart-the-eight-fold-path/ ...
... http://managementhelp.org/blogs/spirituality/2011/02/07/working-with-a-pure-heart-the-eight-fold-path/ ...
Exploring reality through new lenses
... of research should be grasped in a strict categorical system of concepts, we may see that this (which is also a certain “form”) reduces and masks important aspects of reality. This is especially true when the researcher adopts alternative approaches to that of the logicalpositivist paradigm and uses ...
... of research should be grasped in a strict categorical system of concepts, we may see that this (which is also a certain “form”) reduces and masks important aspects of reality. This is especially true when the researcher adopts alternative approaches to that of the logicalpositivist paradigm and uses ...
Reply to Holland … The Meaning of Life and Darwinism
... one feeling among others we happen to find inside ourselves. A more alienating and subversive picture of our deepest moral impulses could not be imagined. Concerning the third of our five troubling features, despair, Holland agrees with my view that the absence of hope is powerfully corrosive of mea ...
... one feeling among others we happen to find inside ourselves. A more alienating and subversive picture of our deepest moral impulses could not be imagined. Concerning the third of our five troubling features, despair, Holland agrees with my view that the absence of hope is powerfully corrosive of mea ...
Definitions of cognitive science
... scientific study of mind. Its practices and knowledge derive from those of the primary contributing disciplines, which are computer science, linguistics, neuroscience, psychology, cognitive neuropsychology, and philosophy. It seeks to understand how the mind works in terms of processes operating on ...
... scientific study of mind. Its practices and knowledge derive from those of the primary contributing disciplines, which are computer science, linguistics, neuroscience, psychology, cognitive neuropsychology, and philosophy. It seeks to understand how the mind works in terms of processes operating on ...