Conversation with Richard Watson and Leo Caves
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Michael Levin speaks with Richard Watson and Leo Caves about eigenforms, pilot-wave ontology, memory, autopoiesis, subsystem autonomy, causality versus geometry, and how resonance, recursion and Clifford algebra inform process philosophy and unconventional cognition.
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A conversation with Mark Solms on life and mind
Neuroscientist and psychoanalyst Mark Solms discusses morphogenesis, collective intelligence, panpsychism, and the nature of mind, followed by audience questions on self, emotion, aging, free will, and immortality.
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Discussion with Alexey Tolchinsky and Thomas Pollak
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Clinical psychologist Alexey Tolchinsky and neuropsychiatrist Thomas Pollak discuss functional neurological disorders, voices and avatar therapy, subagents in the mind, collective intelligence, and how psychiatry understands cognition and the self.
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Discussion with Robert Prentner and Timothy Jackson
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Philosophers Robert Prentner and Timothy Jackson join Michael Levin for a 70-minute conversation on Platonism, latent space in research, the status of patterns, and how agency, drive and evolution relate to abstract structures.
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Conversation with Buck Trible on his work on static allometry of ant castes and emergent cognition
Michael Levin talks with Buck Trible about the genetics, morphology and behavior of ant societies, including static allometry of castes, clonal parasites, scaling laws, and what ant colonies reveal about developmental and collective intelligence.
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"Unconventional biology, minimal models of intelligence, and bio-inspired computing"
Michael Levin explores how biological architecture and morphogenesis reveal multi-scale collective intelligence, from bioelectric pattern memory and cancer to biobots, and outlines implications for unconventional computing and expanded notions of minds.
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"Neuroscience beyond neurons: how somatic bioelectricity implements an unconventional intelligence"
This talk explores how neuroscience concepts and somatic bioelectricity can explain development, morphogenesis, cancer, and unconventional intelligence, highlighting links between cognitive science, body patterning, evolution, and questions about minds, memory, and ethics.
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Conversation between Gunnar Babcock, Daniel McShea, Mark Solms, and Michael Levin
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Conversation between Aaron Sloman, Anthony Leggett, Chris Fields, and Michael Levin.
Aaron Sloman, Anthony Leggett, Chris Fields, and Michael Levin discuss qualitative Austenian information, biological information processing, metamorphosis, creative information control, and distributed information encoding in living systems.
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