Robert Jacobs
Cognitive scientist who co-introduced mixtures of local experts
A professor of brain and cognitive sciences at Rochester and co-author of the 1991 paper “Adaptive Mixtures of Local Experts”, the origin of the mixture-of-experts design.
In the library
Nothing of theirs is filed in the hub yet. Browse the full library.
Recommended next
Hand-picked from the hub based on what Robert Jacobs covers.
Critical AI Reading List by Olivia Guest
A free, curated critical reading list on artificial intelligence from a computational cognitive scientist at Radboud University.
Why this: Also about cognitive science
Towards Critical Artificial Intelligence Literacies
An open-access paper on Zenodo describing Critical AI Literacies (CAILs): ways of thinking about AI that reject framings from the technology industry, naive computationalism, and dehumanizing ideologies, and that center human cognition and the integrity of research and education. Co-authored by Olivia Guest and Iris van Rooij, among others.
Why this: Also about cognitive science
Iris van Rooij — Posts
Blog posts by Iris van Rooij, a cognitive scientist whose writing covers cognition, computation, and critical perspectives on AI claims.
Why this: Also about cognitive science
Computational Complexity for Hype Immunity (Iris van Rooij)
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 this: Also about cognitive science