Nature of Intelligence: Bridging Animal and Artificial Intelligence
Theo Murphy meeting organised by Dr HaDi MaBouDi, Professor Andrew Barron and Professor Mikko Juusola
Nature of Intelligence brings together animal cognition, systems neuroscience, bio-inspired AI and robotics to examine how intelligence emerges in biological systems and how those principles can guide adaptive constructive intelligence. By connecting biologists, neuroscientists, engineers and AI researchers, the meeting will foster interdisciplinary collaboration, identify shared challenges, and accelerate theory, technology and future partnerships across natural and artificial intelligence.
Programme
The programme, including speaker biographies and abstracts, is available below but please note the programme may be subject to change.
Attending this event
- Free to attend and in-person only
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