Introduction to Future Theories of Intelligence | The New Centre for Research & Practice

DESCRIPTION: To study intelligence is to study the power and potential of thought itself. This course will examine this most difficult of topics from a scientific and philosophical perspective. It is a research seminar that proposes a four-fold taxonomy of theories of intelligence with the goal of extending our conception of the limits of our …

SEMINARS Desmond Paul Henry, Machine Drawing, 1962 Introduction to Future Theories of Intelligence INSTRUCTOR: Simon DeDeo YEAR: 2021 CREDITS: 1 TIME: 2 PM–4:30 PM ET DATES: Nov 14, Nov 21, Dec 5, Dec 12 Members can audit this course. Choose your subscription level on our Membership page. Become a member ▶ DESCRIPTION: To study intelligence is to study the power and potential of thought itself. This course will examine this most difficult of topics from a scientific and philosophical perspective. It is a research seminar that proposes a four-fold taxonomy of theories of…

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