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Computational Neuroscience, Applied Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence podcast with Maxim Raginsky
Brain Inspired, Hosted by Paul Middlebrooks
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Maxim Raginsky joins Paul Middlebrooks to examine brains, AI and biological autonomy through control theory. They discuss what behaviour reveals about a system's internal organisation, analog and digital descriptions, the relationship between control and cybernetics, active inference and the limits of computational accounts. The publisher offers a public episode and supporter access to its full archive.
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