
Explore Native American perspectives on nature, comparing epistemologies and cognitive processes between Native and Non-Native groups through cultural artifacts and developmental studies.

Exploring how crises reshape opportunities, this talk examines evolutionary strategies for navigating disruptions and the potential for innovation amidst catastrophe in a post-coronavirus world.

Explore the philosophical approaches of Bayesianism and Explanationism, examining their principles, applications, and implications for scientific reasoning and knowledge acquisition.

Explore the intricacies of human social behavior, from grooming to mythology, and uncover the mechanisms behind our complex interactions and societal structures.

Explore cognitive perspectives on large language models, examining formal and functional competence, linguistic confidence, and implications for AI development and evaluation.

Explore how language models are reshaping our understanding of knowledge, writing assistance, and plagiarism with insights from Anna Rogers in this thought-provoking discussion.

Explore the complexity of knowledge and learning processes with cognitive scientist Celeste Kidd in this thought-provoking symposium talk from the Santa Fe Institute.

Explore philosophical insights on understanding and conceptual engineering with David Chalmers, delving into the nature of comprehension and its implications for knowledge and cognition.

Explore dimensions of meaning and understanding, from lexical semantics to complex reasoning, with insights on knowledge acquisition and cognitive pitfalls.

Explore the philosophical question of whether AI systems truly model meaning and understanding, delving into the nature of intelligence and consciousness in artificial systems.

Explore the concept of meaning and its barriers with Jacob Foster in this thought-provoking talk, delving into complex ideas and their implications for understanding our world.

Explore how Feynman, Shannon, and Darwin's ideas intersect in the pursuit of understanding complex systems and scientific knowledge.

Explore the evolution of understanding across multiple levels with philosopher Dan Dennett, delving into complex concepts and their implications for human knowledge and cognition.

Explore how language comprehension extends beyond traditional processing, delving into cognitive mechanisms and neural networks that shape our understanding of communication and meaning.

Explore the revolutionary ideas of 18th-century Jena, where brilliant minds like Goethe and Hegel reshaped philosophy, science, and art, redefining the concept of self and inspiring modern thought.

Explore complex systems thinking and its philosophical implications with Carlos Gershenson. Delve into balance, criticality, antifragility, and the intersections between Eastern and Western philosophical traditions and modern scientific concepts.

Exploring time through physics, philosophy, and science fiction. Experts discuss metaphors, mathematical concepts, and narrative approaches to understanding time, challenging conventional perceptions and exploring its complexities.

Exploring the challenges of measurement, governance, and social science in complex systems. Discusses value capture, legibility, and expert identification in the context of emergent political economies.

Exploring curiosity as a networked phenomenon, bridging neuroscience and philosophy to reframe how we understand desire, wonder, and discovery in both the brain and society.

Explore the intersection of art, philosophy, and science through Jan Gerrit Schuurman's perspective on Sisyphus, emphasizing the value of experience and the perpetual nature of human endeavor and creativity.

Explore unique artistic projects that offer radical perspectives on deep time, technology, and representation, including holographic drawings and unconventional photography techniques.