Cognitive Maps
· 70 minutes
North Bethesda, MD, USA · Hybrid
Abstract
Ample evidence suggests that the brain generates internal simulations of the outside world to guide our thoughts and actions. These mental representations, or cognitive maps, are thought to be essential for our very comprehension of reality. I will discuss what is known about the informational structure of cognitive maps, their neural underpinnings, and how they relate to behavior, evolution, disease, and the current revolution in artificial intelligence.
Topics
artificial intelligencebehaviourcognitioncomprehending realitydiseaseevolutioninformation processinginformational structure
More topics
internal simulationsmental simulationsneural underpinningsreality comprehension
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