Videos available from Cognitive Computing 2007, May 2-3, Berkeley, California
Written on May 23, 2007
Cognitive Computing 2007 was a two-day event held earlier this month in Berkeley, sponsored by CITRIS (Center for Information Technology Research in the Interest of Society). The event was billed as “a multi-disciplinary synthesis of neuroscience, computer science, mathematics, cognitive neuroscience, and information theory.” “Engineering the mind by reverse engineering the brain” is one slogan for the theme. One of the speakers was Roger Shepard, Professor Emeritus from Stanford, whose presentation was entitled “Principles of cognition as adaptations to the world.”
Videos are available here.
Filed in: cognitive science.
