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Cognition, Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Psychology and podcast with Tom Griffiths
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Tom Griffiths discusses mathematical accounts of cognition through logic, neural networks and probability. The conversation draws on his book The Laws of Thought to examine how these approaches complement one another, the ideas and people behind them, and prospects for a unified theory of mind.
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