Mindbytes Nov 8, 2026 AI Learns Thousands of Word Forms by Replaying Children’s Everyday Speech Princeton’s artificial learners retained speech patterns by revisiting recent experience, but they still lacked an understanding of what words mean. Linsey Smith 1 min read
Community Jul 22, 2026 Beyond Chatbots: How Cognitive Architectures Are Giving Language Models True Agency Move beyond chatbots. Cognitive architectures are transforming language models into true agents—equipped with memory, reasoning, and goal-driven action to shape the real world. Zerubabel Fasika 7 min read
Article Mar 18, 2026 AI doesn’t ‘see’ the way that you do, and that could be a problem when it categorizes objects and scenes AI doesn’t necessarily need to process information exactly the way people think, but AI can be trained using principles drawn from human perception and cognition. Republished from The Conversation 5 min read
Community Mar 25, 2026 Bioneurocognitive AI No longer the generation of plausible outputs, but the ability to hold context, weigh competing hypotheses, adapt and justify decisions under pressure. Eduardo Martínez de la Fe 3 min read
Community Jan 28, 2026 The Age of Grown-Up Technology The ACM Fellows 2025 point to the arrival of a more responsible, more resilient and more self-aware form of technology Eduardo Martínez de la Fe 2 min read
Podcast Jun 23, 2025 Are the Androids Dreaming Yet: On Free Will, Consciousness, and the Quantum Universe with James Tagg Watch, Dr. Mihaela and James Tagg—co-founder of the Penrose Institute and holder of +200 patents—as they explore the radical edge where quantum physics, biology, and AI ethics converge. Mindplex Magazine
Mindbytes Jan 22, 2026 Brain's Language Processing Mirrors AI's Layered Hierarchy, Study Finds Does your brain understands speech in hierarchical steps, just like AI models? gizmo guru 1 min read
Podcast May 20, 2026 BrainCA: The Intelligence Shift Are we building AI the wrong way? This episode unpacks a radically different approach, exploring the foundations of “first principles” and the “abstraction tax” of language and symbols. Mindplex Magazine
News Sep 16, 2025 How AI and humans generalize differently A new study outlines key differences in how machines and people apply known information to unknown situations, paving the way for better ai integration in daily life. Giulio Prisco 2 min read
News Oct 30, 2023 Could AI machines become conscious? How LLMs radically differ from human brains Amara Angelica 2 min read