Paper written by Dr. Anja Philippsen has been accepted in IEEE TCDS

A paper written by Dr. Anja Philippsen has been accepted in IEEE Transactions on Cognitive and Developmental Systems. It computationally investigates the cognitive difference between human children and chimpanzees based on the theory of predictive coding. Anja Philippsen and Yukie Nagai, “A predictive coding account for cognition in human children and chimpanzees: A case study of drawing,” IEEE Transactions on […]

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Report of Aspen Institute Roundtable on Artificial Intelligence has been published

The report of Aspen Institute Roundtable on Artificial Intelligence, where Proj. Prof. Nagai attended in January 2020, has been published. If empathy is critical for both individual development and societal endurance, what do we make of artificial and or simulated empathy? So. Many. Thoughts. Learn more from the 2020 @aspeninstitute Roundtable on Artificial Intelligence – available at http://as.pn/artintel.

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A report about the ASD simulator workshop has been published

A report about the ASD simulator workshop, which was held in Miyagawa medical reformatory, Mie in November 2019, has been published (Japanese only): 中日新聞, “発達障害を体感し支援 見づらい聞きづらい… VRで,” 2019年12月14日. [HP] LITALICO発達ナビ, “医療少年院の職員と少年がASDのある人の知覚世界をVR体験–知的障害や発達障害がある少年たちの支援での配慮を考えるワークショップを開催,” 2019年12月27日. [HP]

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Encyclopedia of Artificial Intelligence has been published

Encyclopedia of Artificial Intelligence, to which Proj. Prof. Nagai contributed, has been published. She describes cognitive development in robots based on predictive coding. Yukie Nagai, “8.8 Cognitive Development in Robots based on Predictive Coding,” Encyclopedia of Artificial Intelligence (third edition), H. Nakashima et al. (Eds.), Kindai Kagaku, pp. 222-224, December 2019. [HP]

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A review article on computational psychiatry is published

The following review article about computational psychiatry has been published in Neural Networks. It provides a comprehensive summary of computational modeling of schizophrenia and autism spectrum disorder: Pablo Lanillos, Daniel Oliva, Anja Philippsen, Yuichi Yamashita, Yukie Nagai, and Gordon Cheng, “A Review on Neural Network Models of Schizophrenia and Autism Spectrum Disorder,” Neural Networks, online available. [HP]

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