Category: ai

April 7, 2023 / Sam Kenyon / ai

Enactive Interface Perception

Merging Two Cognitive Science Theories with Affordances There are two freaky theories of perception which…

March 9, 2023 / Sam Kenyon / ai

I’ve posted some skepticism of the new AI models that are getting all the press—and…

February 21, 2023 / Sam Kenyon / ai

Bing’s AI and ChatGPT Are Causing Quite the Hullabaloo As you’ve probably heard, ChatGPT has…

February 3, 2023 / Sam Kenyon / ai

Needed for Learning or Just Toxin Removal? Does sleep help problem solving in an informational…

January 2, 2023 / Sam Kenyon / ai

The Neats Strike Back THOT: LOT Previously I described a widespread THOT (That Hypothesis Over…

December 28, 2022 / Sam Kenyon / ai

(It’s a Helicopter) A helicopter is an assembly of forty thousand loose pieces, flying more…

December 24, 2022 / Sam Kenyon / ai

Language of Thought—It’s Back! Since the dawn of Artificial Intelligence in the 1950s there have…

December 18, 2022 / Sam Kenyon / ai

A Resurgence in Analog AI? Cognitive Science and AI typically subscribe to computationalism—the mind is…

December 7, 2022 / Sam Kenyon / ai

Who Cares About Quality if Costs Are Down? The latest round of Generative AI with…

December 6, 2022 / Sam Kenyon / ai

Emotions and Semantic Nets Back in the fall of 2005 I took a class at…