Watch a 55-minute lecture exploring the fundamental concepts of agency, cognition, and consciousness presented by Francis Heylighen from the Free University of Brussels (VUB) to Michael Levin's research group. Delve into philosophical and scientific perspectives on how these crucial aspects of mind and behavior emerge and develop, drawing from Heylighen's extensive research in cognitive science and complex systems theory.
The Origins of Agency, Cognition, and Consciousness
CLEA, Free University of Brussels (VUB) via YouTube
Overview
Syllabus
The Origins of agency, cognition, and consciousness by Francis Heylighen and Shima Beigi
Taught by
CLEA, Free University of Brussels (VUB)
Related Courses
-
Philosophy and the Sciences: Introduction to the Philosophy of Cognitive Sciences
4.7 -
The Evolution of Consciousness - Understanding Awareness and Its Origins
-
Consciousness and Large Language Models - Understanding Higher-Level Intelligence
-
Embodied Cognition
-
The Common Thread: Simplifying the Study of Consciousness with Shared Experience, Shared Identity and Shared Information
-
Machine Consciousness, Meta-Causation, and Mimicry
