Professor of computational cognitive science; critic of AI hype
Professor of computational cognitive science at Radboud University, where she leads the Computational Cognitive Science group. Argues that claims about AI understanding and AGI are built on mistaken assumptions about cognition, and that computation alone cannot account for human-level understanding; blogs regularly at irisvanrooijcogsci.com.
Blog posts by Iris van Rooij, a cognitive scientist whose writing covers cognition, computation, and critical perspectives on AI claims.
A cognitive scientist walks through concepts from theoretical computer science that help you sanity-check hyped claims about what AI can and cannot do.
Why I recommend it: Free reading, technical in places but plainly written. Useful the next time a headline claims an AI system can "solve" a whole field.
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Profile and writing from Rocky Yu, part of the AGI House team running its residencies and build events.
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Writing of Adam Elkus on technology, security, AI and political violence — long-form essays connecting computing history with policy and human values.
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