The Legendary voice of MLB and the San Francisco Giants John Miller enjoying his Augies Montreal Style Brisket Pastrami aka Le Smoke Meat!!! Come see us in the deli at all Giants games. We are located in the Blue Cross Field Club.

Children have an exploratory, creative approach to problem-solving that us adults can learn from! Development psychologist Alison Gopnik joins me on today’s episode to show us how we can follow children’s lead and tap into our own creative potential💡: apple.co/43OJt7I

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A nice nyt piece on Dan Wuori one of the rare real bright spots of X, nytimes.com/2024/03/31/us/…

Hey SFGiants fans we are excited to announce that you will be able to get Augies Montreal Deli Brisket Pastrami and Turkey Breast Oracle Park during all Giants home games! Exact Location details coming soon

Latest paper with the brilliant Ny Vasil, structural causal explanations for inequality lead children to try to rectify those inequalities.

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Excellent piece, another component is an intuitive theory of 'intelligence' as a single mysterious force, which comes in different degrees, like the intuitive theory of 'life' before scientific biology. Cognitive science has disproved this but its still intuitively compelling

Thank you Alison Gopnik for inviting me to talk at #cds2024 workshop about children & AI. Your talk about bridging empowerment with Bayesian statistics is an inspiring insight. Loved wrapping up with a fun dinner and an honor to meet Bria Long, PhD
Eliza Kosoy and Josh Tenenbaum

Come to our Cog Dev Society workshop, AI and CogDev: 'Instead of trying to produce a program to simulate the adult mind, why not rather try to produce one which simulates the child's?' 3/21, 9-4

Feat: Alison Gopnik Kelsey Allen Bria Long, PhD Deepak Pathak CoCoSci MIT Moira (Molly) Dillon & more!

The most interesting thing I have read about AI for a while is this article > Alison Gopnik WSJ Columns buff.ly/3UN9b9U

Are you looking to hire world-class AI talent? Please take a look at some of our recent graduates from Berkeley AI Berkeley AI Research! Their work has shaped the entire field of AI as we know it today: bair.berkeley.edu/blog/2024/03/1…

Nabeel Hyatt The three who think about AI in a way that has stuck with me and seem like they should be widely considered and debated: j⧉nus on LLMs as simulators, Henry Farrell on LLMs as an exercise in collective intelligence, and Alison Gopnik on LLMs as cultural technologies.

This was a really interesting interview with @DavidEdmonds about new philosophical and psychological ideas on caregiving, see also the CASBS 'Social Science of Caregiving' project.

This will be great do come and join us!

🎙️ NEW EPISODE of CASBS's podcast

'A Social Science of Caregiving'

Alison Gopnik, Margaret Levi & Anne-Marie Slaughter🇺🇦 discuss a CASBS-based project aimed at a new cross-disciplinary synthesis of care advancing understandings & policy

👂 stanford.io/4bSbLld or on your fave pod app

READ this illuminating conversation w/ Alison Gopnik & Ted Chiang, 'Developing AI Like Raising Kids,' as part of CASBS's partnership w/Public Books

THEN LISTEN. It draws from an awesome CASBS podcast episode of the same name. The PB conversation links to the full episode 😏 🎙️