Embodied Minds Evolving
From Animals to AI
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Beschreibung
This volume brings together leading scholars in philosophy of mind, cognitive science, animal studies, and artificial intelligence to explore how recent developments in embodied and enactive approaches to cognition are reshaping our understanding of minds both natural and artificial. Challenging traditional cognitivist and anthropocentric assumptions, the contributors examine the continuities and differences between human, nonhuman animal, and artificial forms of cognition, consciousness, and agency. Collectively, the chapters argue that questions about mind cannot be fully understood through exclusively human-centered frameworks and that insights from animal cognition and embodiment are increasingly important for contemporary debates about artificial intelligence. The volume offers an interdisciplinary contribution to ongoing discussions about the future of cognition, consciousness, and intelligent systems.
Zdravko Radman is a former Senior Research Fellow (Institute of Philosophy, Zagreb) and a full professor of philosophy. His recent publications include: Before Consciousness: In Search of the Fundamentals of Mind, (2017); The Hand, an Organ of the Mind: What the Manual Tells the Mental, (2013); Knowing without Thinking: Mind, Action, Cognition, and the Phenomenon of the Background, (2012).
This volume brings together leading scholars in philosophy of mind, cognitive science, animal studies, and artificial intelligence to explore how recent developments in embodied and enactive approaches to cognition are reshaping our understanding of minds both natural and artificial. Challenging traditional cognitivist and anthropocentric assumptions, the contributors examine the continuities and differences between human, nonhuman animal, and artificial forms of cognition, consciousness, and agency. Collectively, the chapters argue that questions about mind cannot be fully understood through exclusively human-centered frameworks and that insights from animal cognition and embodiment are increasingly important for contemporary debates about artificial intelligence. The volume offers an interdisciplinary contribution to ongoing discussions about the future of cognition, consciousness, and intelligent systems.
Investigates how animal cognition reshapes our understanding of mind beyond human-centered models Engages with AI and ethology to challenge the boundaries of consciousness and otherness Explores embodied know-how and sentience across species to rethink what makes us authentically human
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Zdravko Radman
Themen in »Embodied Minds Evolving«
animal mind animal consciousness animal cognition sentience 4E cognition artificial intelligence