Lecture 11- Comparative and artificial cognition Flashcards

1
Q

What is comparative cognition?

Give an example.

2pts

A

The study of how different species process information

Ex- tool use –> how monkeys, humans and birds use tools

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2
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What is numerosity?

A

The ability to understand quantities

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3
Q

What is the theory of mind?

A

The ability to attribute mental states to other individuals

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4
Q

What is episodic memory in humans?

Give an example.

2pts

A

Memory about specific events (what, where, when)
Ex- wedding day

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5
Q

What can AI do?

4pts

A
  • classification
  • sampling from a known distribution
  • predictions
  • biomimicry
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6
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What can’t AI do/Who does AI struggle with?

5pts

A
  • Statistical learning with rare data
  • rule acquisition
  • one-shot learning vs big data
  • non perceptual learning
  • autonomous behavior (day dreaming, planning etc)
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7
Q

In a delayed match-to-sample task, what is the research
question when comparing Black capped chickadees to
Dark-eyed junkos?

A

Memory based on location vs. color

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8
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Why does David Hubel compare the brain to the kidney?

A

He makes the point that both organs can be studied

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