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Hanne De Jaegher
Philosopher and cognitive scientist, scientific advisor for Mind & Life Europe and visiting fellow at the University of Sussex. De Jaegher is known for her work on participatory sense-making and the enactive approach to social cognition.
Philosopher and cognitive scientist, scientific advisor for Mind & Life Europe and visiting fellow at the University of Sussex. De Jaegher is known for her work on participatory sense-making and the enactive approach to social cognition.
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Tipping points and the Earth's system
Human history in the age of the Anthropocene
Could blockchain end big tech?
Nature is not a resource for humans
The dangers of Zuckerberg's metaverse
The new science of extreme weather
AI is turning us into machines
Neurons in a dish learn to play Pong
How technology will revolutionise relationships
We should all be worried about synthetic data
Google's AI is not sentient. Not even slightly
The AI containment problem
Technological determinism is wrong
The dangers of science behind closed doors
Why electric cars are a mistake
Why we have the future of AI wrong
Why AI must learn to forget
All-knowing machines are a fantasy
AI may need sleep too
The lunacy of 'machine consciousness'
'Machine consciousness' is not lunacy
The end of astronauts
Machine Life
Google, Amazon and Plato’s Cave
The culture of bees and the AI apocalypse
AI and the end of reason
Controlling the threats from AI
AI, Moloch, and the race to the bottom
Stem cells: the hype and the dangerous reality
Ancient traits in modern life