Active Inference Explained
Active inference is a concept rooted in the free energy principle, emphasizing how our perception is shaped by the data we actively seek from our environment. It highlights the role of unconscious inference in making sense of sensory information, suggesting that our brains create models to predict our experiences. This discussion traces the origins of these ideas back to philosophical thinkers like Plato and Helmholtz, illustrating the intricate relationship between perception and cognition.In this clip
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Scientists Discuss The Science of Perception & AI
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