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Social NeuroAI of World Modeling: Embodied Dynamics, Collective Intelligence and Relational Computation

Artificial Intelligence, Computational Neuroscience and seminar by Guillaume Dumas, CR-CHUSJ / Mila - Quebec AI Institute, University of Montreal

Hosted by Simons Institute for the Theory of Computing

Tuesday 11:30 Los Angeles (GMT-7)

Recording available

Berkeley, United States
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Recording

28 min

Abstract

World models usually describe an individual agent's environment, but biological intelligence also depends on interaction with other agents. This talk brings together dynamical systems, inter-brain neuroscience and multi-agent modelling to study that relational setting. Embodied neural agents illustrate metastable coordination and collective decisions. The proposed direction for AI treats others as coupled systems with their own latent models, allowing shared representations and intelligence to emerge through interaction.

Topics

world modelsbiological intelligenceinter-brain neurosciencemulti-agent modellingEmbodied neural agentsmetastable coordinationcollective decisionscoupled systemsshared representations