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Cognitive Astrobiology

January 3, 2018December 29, 2017 DanielToker 1 Comment Astrobiology, Cognitive, Cognitive Astrobiology, Diana Reiss, ET, Evolution, Extraterrestrial Intelligence, Intelligence, Jellyfish, NASA, Psychology, SETI, Space, Spaceflight

So here’s a cool combination of fields: neuroscience and astrobiology. Let’s call it “cognitive astrobiology.”

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Will Artificial Intelligence Fall in Love?

November 15, 2017November 20, 2017 Gabrielle Torre 1 Comment AI, androïdes, androids, Artificial Intelligence, artificiellement intelligents, cortical-subcortical networks, Dolores Test, Emotion, facteur g, g factor, Intelligence, L'émotion, l'intelligence, Love, Luiz Pessoa, Philip K. Dick, PKD, réseaux cortico-sous-corticaux, Science Fiction, Westworld

In a few months, millions of viewers will return to Westworld, the HBO original series about artificially intelligent androids inhabiting

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Reverse Engineering the Brain

October 25, 2017November 21, 2017 Joel Frohlich 0 Comments BBP, Benoit Mandelbrot, Bewusstsein, Blue Brain Project, complexity, Consciousness, Das Gehirn nachbauen, David Marr, emergence, emergent properties, emergente Eigenschaften, Gehirn, HBP, Henry Markham, Hirnforscher, human brain project, IBM, Intelligence, Intelligenz, levels of analysis, Mandelbort set, Marr's levels of analysis, models, Neurowissenschaft, Neurowissenschaftler, Nichtlinearität, nonlinearity, orphan receptors, Reductionism, Reduktionismus, reverse engineering, Selbstorganisation, Self-organization, supercomputer, tripartite synapse, Waisenrezeptoren

Can we learn everything about the brain by studying individual brain cells? It started with a simple equation. In 1980,

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The Ultimate Thought Experiment Part III: Flowers for Algernon

May 31, 2017October 29, 2017 Joel Frohlich 1 Comment Camp Concentration, Charlie Gordon, CRISPR, Daniel Keyes, Experiment, Flowers for Algernon, Intelligence, IQ, Louis Sacchetti, Nootropics, phenylketonuria, Science Fiction, Thomas M. Disch, Thought

The Ultimate Thought Experiment Part III: Flowers for Algernon #SciFi #CRISPR #IQ #nootropic

52 Brain Facts

Myth or fact? A highly centralized nervous system is necessary for intelligent behaviors.

December 7, 2015 knowingneurons 0 Comments 52 Brain Facts, Autonomous, Intelligence, Knowing Neurons, Nervous, Octopus, Tool

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The Turing Test: Is that Human or Machine?

August 19, 2015July 10, 2017 Kate Fehlhaber 2 Comments 2015, AI, Artificial Intelligence, Computing machinery and intelligence, Eugene Goostman, Geman, Human, Imitation Game, Intelligence, Machine, PNAS, Turing Test, Visual Turing Test

I propose to consider the following question, ‘Can machines think?’ Thus begins Alan Turing’s paper “Computing machinery and intelligence.” It’s

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