Join us for a thought-provoking online lecture by Professor Alison Gopnik from the University of California, a world-renowned expert in developmental psychology and cognitive sciences. Discover how the way young children explore, experiment, and adapt can shape the future of artificial intelligence.
The role of children's learning in advancing artificial intelligence
How do children learn so effortlessly through play, curiosity, and exploration? Can these principles help scientists build more flexible and intelligent AI systems? Professor Alison Gopnik, a leading researcher in cognitive development and theory of mind, will explore these questions and more.
In this lecture, she will discuss:
- the mechanisms behind children's natural ability to learn, adapt, and think creatively
- how curiosity-driven learning can inform AI development
- the differences between human and machine learning processes
- the challenges of replicating human cognition in artificial systems
This event is a unique opportunity to gain insights into the latest research at the intersection of developmental psychology and artificial intelligence.
Event details
Format: Online lecture. Participants will receive the meeting link via email to the address provided in the registration form.
Language: English