Overview Hiro Hamada, Senior Researcher of Araya R&D Department, will speak on the theme of “VR x NeuroTech” at the first session of “Virtual Conference 2022” Organized Session Day 1, December 17, from 16:00. He will discuss with the speakers how research in the NeuroTech area can contribute to the development of VR experiences! Please […]
Title: On the link between conscious function and general intelligence in humans and machines Date: 2022/11/18 10:00- （JST） Speaker: Arthur Juliani (Microsoft Research) Abstract: In popular media, there is often a connection drawn between the advent of awareness in artificial agents and those same agents simultaneously achieving human or superhuman level intelligence. In this talk, […]
Hiro Hamada will talk at The Japanese Association for Philosophy of Science 2022 Fall Regular Meeting in session 01 starting at 9:45 am. The presentation’s theme will be “Considering the Public Role of Artificial Entities Learning from Human Data”. The Japanese Association for Philosophy of Science was founded in February 1954 to promote research studies […]
Hiro Hamada will talk about DeSci in session 02 starting from 11:10am of the launch event of De-Silo! De-Silo is a project to explore “what kind of times we are living in now” by relying on the knowledge of academia, “socialization of concepts” through collaboration between researchers and artists, support for researchers through the Academic […]
Title: How People Form Beliefs Date: 2022/10/14 18:00- （JST） Speaker: Tali Sharot (Professor University College London) Abstract: In this talk I will present our recent behavioural and neuroscience research on how the brain motivates itself to form particular beliefs and why it does so. I will propose that the utility of a belief is derived […]
Hiro Hamada has been selected to moderate the “WBA Workshop” organized by the NPO Whole Brain Architecture Initiative! He will also participate in a panel discussion as a guest panelist. This event has been held continuously since 2013 and it is a place to promote exchanges among researchers interested in the realization of human-like flexible […]