Month: October 2018
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Species of crow solve complex problems involving anticipation
“The study demonstrates that this species of crow possess highly flexible abilities that allow them to solve complex problems involving anticipation of the properties of objects they have never seen.” Link to the article here
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On the environmental politics of anticipation, by C. Groves (2016)
Abstract “Anticipation may be seen as structured by images and representations, an approach that has informed recent work in science and technology studies on the sociology of expectations. But anticipation, as a capacity or characteristic, is not solely manifested in the form of representations, even where such representations of the ‘not yet’ are performative in […]
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Die Aufklärung in the Age of Philosophical Engineering, by B. Stiegler
“The public access to the web is twenty years old. Through it, digital society has developed throughout the entire world. But has this society become mündig, that is, mature, in the sense that Immanuel Kant used this term to define the age of Enlightenment as an exit from minority, from Unmündigkeit ? Certainly not: contemporary […]
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What Would a World Without You Look Like?
Let’s consider an ant. The ant is a starting point. A living point. Yet moved first and foremost by our mind as an object of thought. An ant can be described as a point. Immediately is supposes other ants. The ant is an element in a set. It is a multiplicity, a singular plural. We […]
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FROM REACTIVE TO ANTICIPATORY COGNITIVE EMBODIED SYSTEMS
Papers from the 2005 AAAI Fall Symposium Cristiano Castelfranchi, Christian Balkenius, Martin Butz, and Andrew Ortony, Program Cochairs Technical Report FS-05-05. Published by The AAAI Press, Menlo Park, California This technical report is also available in book and CD format. Please Note: Abstracts are linked to individual titles, and will appear in a separate browser […]
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