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Today we begin our coverage of the 2019 NeurIPS conference with Celeste Kidd, Assistant Professor of Psychology at UC Berkeley. In our conversation, we discuss: - The research at the Kidd Lab, which is focused on understanding “how people come to know what they know.”
- Her invited talk “How to Know,” which details the core cognitive systems people use to guide their learning about the world.
- Why people are curious about some things but not others.
- How our past experiences and existing knowledge shape our future interests.
- Why people believe what they believe, and how these beliefs are influenced in one direction or another.
- How machine learning figures into this equation.
Check out the complete show notes for this episode at twimlai.com/talk/330. You can also follow along with this series at twimlai.com/neurips2019. |