Metacognitive Skill in Humans and AI | Stanford
Brendan Conway-Smith explores how we can develop metacognitive skills—like attention control and metalearning — in both humans and AI. He shows how these abilities can enhance both human and machine intelligence. Presented at Stanford's Causality in Cognition Lab. More at brendanconwaysmith.com
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