2021
George Deane presented at Cognitio conference, Montreal, October 17th 2021: Dissolving and consolidating selves in an active inference agent: the multiplicity of agency and selfhood in the human brain, with Jonas Mago. Impact: UK, U.S.A, Canada. 130 attendees
George Deane presented at the Mediterranean Seminar for Consciousness, Corsica, September 7th 2021: Computational phenomenology and consciousness science. Impact: UK, U.S.A, France, Italy, Germany. 25 Attendees
“Enculturated Imagination in the Predictive Mind” (with Max Jones), Art and Affect in the Predictive Mind Conference, York, UK (July 2021) (60 people attended)
“Agent Representations as Generative Models: The Case of Delusional Misidentification” Deluded by Experience Workshop, Birmingham, UK (July 2021) (50 people attended)
George Deane presented at the Nested Minds Research Group, Friday July 16th 2021, entitled: Entity Encounters: An active inference view on Gods, Guides and Spirits, with Jonas Mago Impact: UK, U.S.A. 25 attendees.
Kathryn Nave - Active Mind Lab on 14th July called "What's the difference between a person and a pendulum? A Jonaia critique of the free energy principle." (10 people, UK)
“Basic Control in Cognition and Psychopathology: A Predictive Processing Perspective” Visiting Speaker, Cognition, Values and Behaviour research Group, LMU, Munich, Germany (May 2021) (20 people attended)
“Predictive Processing and Hallucinations” Voices Interest Group, Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne, Australia (April 2021) (15 people attended)
Kathryn Nave presented ‘One weird trick to stay alive: what makes the free energy principle an ideal theory of living systems’ at Cognitio 2021. ~30 attendees live, talk recorded for distribution and 130 registered. Countries included the U.S, Canada, the U.K, Belgium, Chile, and others unknown)
Andy Clark March 12 2021 interviewed on Predictive Processing and the Extended Mind, for Chile educational programming. for video event for Chile Vlog , on translation of book chapter into Portuguese.
Andy Clark March 16, 2021 Andy was Guest Speaker at an Autism Research Group public meeting run by ACoRNS Autism Community Research Network Sussex: @acornsussex Public engagement event, with 15 participants. All from UK.
Andy Clark Feb 10 2021 interviewed for the Dropbox Blog, by Anthony Kosner, Director of Editorial Content at Dropbox. Topic: Predictive Brains, Extended Minds, and the future of social technologies.
Mark Miller presented “Predictive Minds in a Socio-Technological Niche”; Keynote at WASP-HS Winter Conference, Lund, Sweden. February 9-11 2021. 60-80 people.
2020
12/2-4/2020 Curiosity in the Predictive Brain. Symposium title: Surprising Play, Interacting Minds and Predictive Brains, with Andreas Roepstorff,, Marc Malmdorf Andersen, Savhannah Schulz and Meredith Bak. Learning through Play and Imagination, Society for Research in Child Development Conference, St. Louis, USA.
11/2-4/2020 Curiosity in an Ecological-Enactive Predictive Organism. Learning, Breaking, Making: Analysing Processes of Play, Second International PLAYTRACK Conference, Aarhus University, Denmark.
09/14-18/2020 Mark Miller will present a plenary talk at the Science of Consciousness conference in Arizona entitled Losing Ourselves: Active Inference, Depersonalization and Enlightenment.
08/27/2020 Mark Miller will be discussing research research on the podcast Voices with Verveke.
07/29/2020-08/02/2020 David Carmel presented "Astropsychology: SETI and Mind Perception", at ConZealand 2020 (The World Science Fiction Convention; hosted by the Wellington NZ team, but held online due to the pandemic; attended by people from over 30 countries; attendance at the talk: 55-60
07/16/2020 Mark Miller gave a seminar in the Cognitive Science department at Tubingen University entitled “why neuroscience needs philosophy?”
07/14/2020 Kathryn Nave gave a talk for a small online research group called Active Mind Lab entitled "What's the difference between a person and a pendulum? A Jonasian critique of the free energy principle."
06/23/2020 Mark Miller presented a talk at the Corpus Curiosum Seminar series entitled “why neuroscience needs philosophy?”
06/17/2020 Andy Clark presented a talk entitled Hacking the Predictive Brain at the The Virtual Philosophy, Psychology and Informatics Group seminar series. 100 people attended.
05/06/2020 Mark Miller is organizing the Virtual PPIG (Philosophy, Psychology and Informatics Group) summer seminar series entitled The Perplexities of Thinking. https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/virtualppig/
04/2020 Andy Clark was interviewed by Dan Hardoon on Radio 4 documentary series The Learning Revolution. Featured in the episodes on April 17 and 24. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000h93b
1/31/2020 Andy Clark gave a public lecture titled Cyborg Minds in Designer Worlds, at the Talbot Rice Gallery, Edinburgh. https://www.trg.ed.ac.uk/event/lecture-cyborg-minds-designer-worlds-andy-clark
01/14/2020 Mark Miller was interviewed about his new paper on addiction (https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0278262619304063) on the podcast Philosophers Chatting with Clinicians.http://laurarathbone.com/podcast-2/
01/10-16/2020 Mark Miller gave talks entitled Wilding the Predictive Brain at the University of Toronto and University of York, Canada.
2019
11/21/2019 Andy Clark was interviewed by Patrick House for future New Yorker article on simulation.
11/08/2019 Andy Clark presented a talk on “Digital Consciousness” at arts/science World Frontiers Forum event Digital Identity, Privacy, and Safety. https://www.worldfrontiersforum.org/2019-berlin
11/14/2019 Andy Clark was an invited participant at the PAIR (People + AI Research) Symposium at Google in London, UK.
11/10/2019 X-Spect Team organized their Third Annual Workshop entitled, Predictions in the Wild, University of Sussex UK
11/07/2019 Mark Miller organized and lead a workshop on Introducing the Predictive Processing Framework for University of Edinburgh’s Cognitive Science Society, UK.
11/05-06/2019 Mark Miller was a key note speaker at the Timescales of Life and Mind:Interdisciplinary Conference on Timescales as a Methodological Approach to Predictive Processing and the Free Energy Principle, His talk was entitled, Error Dynamics and the Surprise Seeking Predictive Animal.
11/04/2019 George Deane and Mark Miller presented a talk Introduction to Predictive Processing at the Timescales of Life and Mind workshop, University of Edinburgh.
11/04-06/2019 George Deane and Kathryn Nave Organized the Timescales of Life and Mind conference, University of Edinburgh, UK. https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/tlmconference/
10/11/2019 Andy Clark presented the TEDx talk, “Extended You”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hanv8y_wYEQ
10/13/2019 Mark Miller presented in the Brighton’s Digital Festival, UK. https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/is-this-real-life-or-is-this-just-a-fantasy-tickets-72960895001
09/25/19, Kathryn Nave presented “Enactivist Predictive Processing and the Continuity of Life and Mind” at Recent Developments in Situated Cognition, held at Ruhr-Universität Bochum. 50 people
September 2, Mark Miller presented “Mood as Predicting Momentum” as part of a symposium (with Jelle Bruineberg, Regina Fabry and Julian Kiverstein) Losing Our Grip: Psychopathology and Embodied Predictive Processing at the European Conference on Cognitive Science, Bochum DE.
September 8, Andy Clark presented, “Building a Human: Embodied Minds, Predictive Brains, Designer Worlds” Invited Talk to the Tongji University Philosophy Society, Shanghai, China
August 8, Andy Clark presented, “Cyborg Minds in Designer Worlds” Invited Keynote at the Digital Futures Conference, Shanghai, China
July 24, Interview with Andy appears in Nature Outlook: The Brain, under the title “ A More Human Approach to Artificial Intelligence” https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-019-02213-3
July 17, George Deane presented “Dissolving the Self: Active Inference, Psychedelics, and Ego-dissolution” at Innovative Minds Predictive Processing, Embodiment and Conscious Experience Summer School.
July 16, George Deane Presented “The Self in Active Inference” at The Predictive Brain: From Perception to Awareness, the first annual Sensation Sussex conference, University of Sussex, UK.
July 6-7, Mark Miller organized and presented a 2-day workshop entitled “Entangled Prediction: Predictive Processing, Emotion and Embodied Cognition” at Tubingen University DE.
July 16, Andy Clark presented, “Bayesing Qualia” at “The Predictive Brain: From Perception to Awareness” Leverhulme Doctoral Scholarship Programme, 1st Annual Conference, University of Sussex, UK
June-July Mark Miller organized a 6-week online summer school entitled Predictive Processing, Embodiment and Consciousness. We had a great line up of presenters including, Kate Nave, Jelle Bruineberg, Julian Kiverstein, Sina Fazelpour, Madeline Ransom, George Deane, Max Jones and Abbey Tabor.
June 6, Interview with Andy appears on Edge’s ‘Conversations at the Edge’, under the title “Perception as Controlled Hallucination”. https://www.edge.org/memberbio/andy_clark
June 3, Kathryn Nave presented, “Predictive Processing: Helmholtzian or Enactivist?” at Innovative Minds Predictive Processing, Embodiment and Conscious Experience Summer School.
May 31, Kathryn Nave presented, “Visual Phenomenology and Predictive Processing: Disambiguating Two Notions of Determinacy” at Clark and His Critics, at University of Edinburgh, UK.
May 31, Andy Clark presented, “A World, Entangled: Putting Predictive Brains in their Place” Talk to the Andy Clark and His Critics Conference University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland
May 21, Mark Miller presented, “The Gripless Grip: A Predictive Processing Account of Awakening” at Pint of Science, Edinburgh UK.
May 9-10 Mark Miller presented, “Embodying Addiction: A Predictive Processing Account” at Beyond the Brain: Academic Conference on Reconceptualizing Mental Disorders, University of Edinburgh UK.
March 29, Andy Clark presented, “Expecting the World: How Hallucinating (?) Brains Turn Signals into Sense” Talk to the University of Sussex Philosophy Seminar Series
March 26, Andy Clark presented, “Computational Psychiatry and the Construction of Human Experience” Talk to the Cognitive Science Seminar Series, University of Sussex
March 25, Kathryn Nave presented, “Enactivist Approaches to the Problem of Consciousness” at Modelling Consciousness at Dorfgastein, Austria.
February 26, Andy Clark presented, “Being a YOUcology”. Invited talk to the Google Lyra Project Summit, Google, Kings Cross, London.
February-April, Mark Miller will be teaching a graduate level course entitled “Embodied Predictive Processing” (part of the MS.c. program Advanced Topics in Mind, Language and Embodied Cognition) at the University of Edinburgh, UK.
February 20, Mark Miller will present “How Cognitive Science Can Make Your Life Better: Embodied Predictive Processing and Positive Psychology”, at the Festival of Creative Learning, Edinburgh, UK
David Carmel presented "Recent visual experience determines the spatial extent of a predictive memory illusion", at 6th Israeli Conference on Cognition Research.
January 25, Andy Clark presented a talk "Bayesing Qualia. Consciousness as inference, not raw datum" at Predictive Processing, Consciousness and Self, Bochum, Germany.
Jan 25, Mark Miller presented a poster "Moods as Predictive Momentum: A Neurophenomenological Perspective", at Predictive Processing, Consciousness, and Self, Bochum, Germany.
January 23, Mark Miller presented "Still Happily Entangled: Emotion, Prediction and the Embodied Mind". Invited talk at the Philosophy, Psychology and Informatics Lecture Series, Edinburgh, UK.
January 23, Mark Miller presented “Predictive Processing and the Nature of Curiosity”. Invited guest lecturer for the graduate class 'Cog Lab - Seminars in Cognitive Science', University of Edinburgh, UK.
2018
David Carmel presented "Recent visual experience determines the spatial extent of a predictive memory illusion", at 8th Annual Meeting of the Australasian Cognitive Neuroscience Society.
David Carmel and colleagues presented "Different emotional expressions do not gain differential access to consciousness", at 22nd Annual Meeting of the Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness, Krakow, Poland.
December 6, Andy Clark presented "Computational psychiatry and the construction of human experience", at the 1st Meeting of the Australasian Society for Philosophy and Psychology, Macquarie University, Sydney Australia.
December 2, Kate Nave presented “Visual Experience in the Predictive Brain: Indeterminate, but not Probabilistic”, at MindGrad, Warwick.
November 22, Julian Kiverstein (joint work with Mark Miller) presented "Curiosity in an Ecological-Enactive Predictive Organism", a flash talk for the workshop Exploring Curiosity' Amsterdam, NL.
November 10, Kate Nave presented "We are Living in a Predictble World and I am a Predictable Girl: Voluntary Servitude Social Construction and Predictive Processing” (with Wilson Lee), at Oxford Graduate Philosophy Conference.
November 9, we held our SECOND Annual Workshop: ‘Predictive Processing: State of the Art (and Just Beyond), at the University of Edinburgh, UK.
An interview with Andy Clark: https://spectrumnews.org/features/deep-dive/autism-may-stem-problems-prediction
November 9, Mark Miller presented "Gripped By Addiction: an Embodied Predictive Processing Account", at the Second Annual X-spect Workshop: ‘Predictive Processing: State of the Art (and Just Beyond), Edinburgh UK.
November 8, George Deane presented "Interoception: Sensation and Embodied Awareness", at Durham University's workshop Interoception and the Predictive Brain.
November 7, Frank Schumann presented “The spur of the moment: a live exploration of jazz improvisation”. Presented with Prof. Steve Torrance, Centre for Cognitive Science, University of Sussex, UK. at University of Edinburgh, Invited PPIG talk.
October 18, George Deane presented "Disself: (Dis)Embodied Perception of the Self and Other", at the University of Porto; Presentation: Lucid Dreaming through the lens of Predictive Processing.
October 17, Andy Clark presented "Predictive brains and the construction of human experience", at Special Lecture Series in the Division of Psychiatry at the University of Edinburgh.
October 10, Kate Nave presented “Visual Experience in the Predictive Brain", at Glasgow University Philosophy Society.
Andy Clark had a feature written on him for the New Yorker: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2018/04/02/the-mind-expanding-ideas-of-andy-clark
July 15, Kathryn Nave presented “Predicament and Predictability: Voluntary Servitude, Social Construction and Predictive Processing” (with Wilson Lee), at the 4E Cognition and Marxism Conference, Edinburgh UK.
July 4, Kathryn Nave presented “A Predictable Predicament: Voluntary Servitude, Looping and Predictive Processing” (with Wilson Lee), for the British Postgraduate Philosophy Conference.
June 26-29, Kathryn Nave presented “Perceptual determinacy in the Probabilistic Brain” at the ASSC 22 (Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness), in Krakow.
June 26-29, George Deane presented “Consciousness as Top-down Global Revision” at the ASSC 22 (Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness), in Krakow.
June 26-29, Frank Schumann presented a poster “Can prediction errors (not) be substituted? Contingency-mimetic sensory augmentation and a predictive coding account of sensory substitution and augmentation”, at the ASSC 22 (Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness), in Krakow (WINNER OF PRIZE FOR BEST PHILOSOPHY POSTER)
June 26-29, David Carmel presented “Different emotional expressions do not gain differential access to consciousness", (co-authors: Lanfranco and Rabagliati) at the ASSC 22 (Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness), in Krakow.
June 26, Andy Clark was part of a symposium: “Psychiatry as a Window to Consciousness” (alongside Roy Salomon, Paul Fletcher & Philip Corlett) ASSC 22 (Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness), in Krakow.
June 20-22, George Deane presented “Consciousness as Top-down Global Revision”, at the International Workshop on Predictive Processing, San Sebastian.
May 25-28, Andy Clark presented "Expecting Ourselves", at the How the Light Gets In Festival, Hay-On-Wye.
May 17, Andy Clark presented "Only Predict? On the Nature, Scope, and Limits of Predictive Processing". Invited talk to the Neuroscience Society at the Friedrich Miescher Institute, Basel, Switzerland
May 8, Andy Clark took part in a debate on “Does Hierarchical Predictive Coding Explain Perception?” (with David Heeger, Lucia Melloni, Michael Rescorla), at NYU Center for Mind, Brain and Consciousness.
April 20, Sam Wilkinson gave a response to a paper entitled “A Tactical Puzzle: The Free Energy Approach to Sensorimotor Enactivism” by María Jimena Clavel Vázquez (St Andrews/Stirling) at the Models of Mind workshop, Edinburgh UK. (https://modelsofthemind.wordpress.com/programme/)
April 17, Sam Wilkinson presented “Predicting Worlds and Words” (based on work with Andy Clark). at the Dynamic Syntax Conference (https://sites.google.com/site/seconddsconf/programme)
April 4, Andy Clark presented "Natural-Born Cyborgs? Reflections on Bodies, Minds, and Human Enhancement", at Beloit College, Crom Visiting Philosopher Keynote.
April 2, Andy Clark presented “Only Predict? On the Nature, Scope and Limits of Predictive Processing”, at the MTS Talk Series, UC Merced, Cognitive Science.
March 31, Andy Clark spoke at the American Philosophical Association Pacific Division, Book Symposium on Susanna Siegel's The Rationality of Perception.
March 30, Kathryn Nave presented “Perceptual determinacy in the Probabilistic Brain” for the University of Edinburgh Work in Progress (WIP) group, UK.
March 29, Frank Schumann presented “A predictive processing account of sensory augmentation” at the Human Cognitive Neuroscience seminar in Edinburgh, UK.
February 12, Andy Clark presented “Only Predict: On the Nature, Scope and Limits of Predictive Processing” at the Neuroscience Society, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland.
January 26, David Carmel presented "Predictive processing and perceptual awareness" at the Psychology Department colloquium series, Durham University, UK.
January 11, Sam Wilkinson presented “On the explanatory power of the predictive processing framework”. at the workshop “Predictive Processing: Reconstructing the Mind?”, Cambridge UK.(http://www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/27368)
January 1, David Carmel presented "Predictive processing and perceptual awareness", at the Psychology Department seminar, Durham University, UK.
2017
David Carmel & Andy Clark presented "Recent visual experience determines the spatial extent of a predictive memory illusion", at 21st Annual Meeting of the Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness, Beijing, China.
David Carmel and colleagues presented "Working memory is not engaged without consciousness in a guessing paradigm", at 9th Krakow Cognitive Science Conference, Krakow, Poland.
Dec 14, 2017. Andy Clark was interviewed by Joe Gelonosi for the Australian ABC radio show ‘The Philosopher’s Zone’. The segment covered the extended mind and the predictive brain, and is due to appear early in 2018. http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/philosopherszone/
December 15, Andy Clark delivered a Graduate Student Masterclass on Predictive Processing, at Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia.
December 11, Andy Clark presented "Only Predict: On the Nature, Scope and Limits of Predictive Processing". An invited keynote talk at the Workshop ‘Predictive Engines: Andy Clark and Predictive Processing’ at Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia.
December 8, Andy Clark presented "Expecting the World", a public lecture hosted by the Dept of Philosophy, Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia.
December 1, Andy Clark was the guest blogger on The Neuroethics Blog, with a post entitled "Hallucinating Reality: Neuroethics and the Predictive Brain". (The Neuroethics Blog is hosted by the Center for Ethics and the Neuroethics Program at Emory University, and is a content partner with the Society for Neuroscience, the largest professional neuroscience society in the world. As a content partner, the Society for Neuroscience also features some of our posts on their NeurOnline site, bringing our blog to an even wider audience. The blog has also been cited in the Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues and is read in 40 countries).
December, Andy Clark was interviewed for 3AM Magazine: http://www.3ammagazine.com/3am/poise-everything-surfing-uncertainty/
November 10, Our FIRST annual project workshop entitled Expecting Ourselves: Prediction, Action, and the Embodied Mind. Held at the informatics Forum at the University of Edinburgh. There were 90 attendees, of whom more than half were graduate students and post-doctoral researchers. Speakers included: Karl Friston, Sarah Garfinkel, Marta Garnelo (DeepMind), Anil Seth, Jonny Smallwood and Wanja Wiese. The meeting included a public lecture by professor Daniel Dennett, and a performance by Baba Brinkman of his (peer-reviewed) Rapper’s Guide to Consciousness. http://music.bababrinkman.com/album/the-rap-guide-to-consciousness
November 3, Kathryn Nave presented “Anticipation Phenomenology and Predictive Processing”, at the Mind & Cognition Group, Edinburgh, UK.
October 2, George Deane presented "Consciousness as Global Revision in Predictive Processing", at the Mind and Cognition Group in Edinburgh, UK.
September 21-22, Andy Clark was an invited speaker at a workshop on Memory and Imagination in Humans and Machines, at Jesus College, Cambridge, hosted by DeepMind and the Science & Human Dimension Project (September 21-22) This opens the door to an ongoing dialogue between our project and the Google DeepMind group.
September 16, Sam Wilkinson presented "On Believing Badly (and the Bayesian Brain):, a public engagement event of the Early Career Mind Network in Birmingham.
September 5, Sam Wilkinson presented "Perception and Hallucination are More Similar than You Might Think", for a public engagement event at the British Science Festival in Brighton.
August 3, David Carmel presented "Predictive processing and perceptual awareness", at Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand.
July 14, Sam Wilkinson presented "Predictive Processing and the Contents of Perceptual Experience", at the Joint Session of the Aristotelian Society and Mind Association, in Edinburgh, UK.
June 28, Andy Clark presented "Prediction, Perception and Imagination", at the Human Mind Conference, Cambridge.
June 22, XSPECT team hosted an Open Discussion Forum for graduate students and faculty on Predictive Processing, University of Edinburgh, UK.
June 15, David Carmel presented "Recent visual experience determines the spatial extent of a predictive memory illusion" (joint work with Doumas and Clark), at 21st Annual Meeting of the Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness in Beijing.
June 7, Sam Wilkinson presented "How to Make a Self-Knowing Mind", at a workshop on Belief, Self-Knowledge and Transparency, in Oviedo, Spain.
May 30, Andy Clark pre-recorded materials for the PBS (Public Broadcasting Company) series Closer to Truth. The show is broadcast weekly on over 200 PBS stations in the U.S. and Canada, and boasts a great website that features philosophers and scientists exploring fundamental questions: www.closertotruth.com
May 25, Andy Clark presented "Happily Entangled: Emotions, Cognition, and the Predictive Mind", at the international conference, Feeling Reasons: The Role of Emotions in Reasoning, Edinburgh, UK.
May 20, David Carmel gave a public engagement talk "Absence/Presence", as part of a Panel Discussion with Anneli Holmstrom. Summerhall, Edinburgh, UK.
May 17, David Carmel gave a public engagement talk "Zapping the Brain to Mess with the Mind", at the Pint of Science, City Café, Edinburgh, UK.
April 26, Sam Wilkinson presented "When Emotion Hijacks Perception: A Predictive Processing Perspective" at the University of Vienna.
April 25, Andy Clark presented “The Generation Game: Predictive Processing and the Construction of Conscious Experience”. Invited talk to the Cognitive Science Institute, University of Colorado, Boulder, USA
April 24, Andy Clark presented “Busting Out: Two Takes on the Predictive Brain”. Invited talk to the Dept of Philosophy, University of Colorado, Boulder, USA
April 21, Andy Clark presented “The Generation Game: Predictive Processing and the Construction of Conscious Experience”. Invited talk to the Center for Mind and Brain, University of California, Davis.
April, David Carmel presented "Predictive processing and perceptual awareness", at Psychology Department colloquium, University of Sussex, UK.
March 22, Andy Clark presented “The Generation Game: Predictive Processing and the Construction of Conscious Experience”. Invited talk to the CONNEX seminar series at the Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium
March 21, Andy Clark presented “Busting Out: Two Takes on the Predictive Brain”. Invited talk to the Amsterdam Brain and Cognition (ABC) group, University of Amsterdam, NL.
March 1, Andy Clark presented “Busting Out: Two Takes on the Predictive Brain” to Philosophy Seminar, University of Glasgow
February 24, Andy Clark presented “The Generation Game: Prediction, Action, and the Construction of Conscious Experience”. Invited talk to Cognitive Neuroscience/Department of Psychology, University of York.
February 2, 2017, Andy Clark presented “Only Predict? Conscious Experience and the Scope and Limits of Predictive Processing”. Invited talk to History and Philosophy of Science Seminar Series, University of Cambridge.
February, David Carmel presented a talk "Attentional attractors and visual awareness", at Philosophy, Psychology and Neuroscience Seminar University of Glasgow, UK.
George Deane presented at Cognitio conference, Montreal, October 17th 2021: Dissolving and consolidating selves in an active inference agent: the multiplicity of agency and selfhood in the human brain, with Jonas Mago. Impact: UK, U.S.A, Canada. 130 attendees
George Deane presented at the Mediterranean Seminar for Consciousness, Corsica, September 7th 2021: Computational phenomenology and consciousness science. Impact: UK, U.S.A, France, Italy, Germany. 25 Attendees
“Enculturated Imagination in the Predictive Mind” (with Max Jones), Art and Affect in the Predictive Mind Conference, York, UK (July 2021) (60 people attended)
“Agent Representations as Generative Models: The Case of Delusional Misidentification” Deluded by Experience Workshop, Birmingham, UK (July 2021) (50 people attended)
George Deane presented at the Nested Minds Research Group, Friday July 16th 2021, entitled: Entity Encounters: An active inference view on Gods, Guides and Spirits, with Jonas Mago Impact: UK, U.S.A. 25 attendees.
Kathryn Nave - Active Mind Lab on 14th July called "What's the difference between a person and a pendulum? A Jonaia critique of the free energy principle." (10 people, UK)
“Basic Control in Cognition and Psychopathology: A Predictive Processing Perspective” Visiting Speaker, Cognition, Values and Behaviour research Group, LMU, Munich, Germany (May 2021) (20 people attended)
“Predictive Processing and Hallucinations” Voices Interest Group, Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne, Australia (April 2021) (15 people attended)
Kathryn Nave presented ‘One weird trick to stay alive: what makes the free energy principle an ideal theory of living systems’ at Cognitio 2021. ~30 attendees live, talk recorded for distribution and 130 registered. Countries included the U.S, Canada, the U.K, Belgium, Chile, and others unknown)
Andy Clark March 12 2021 interviewed on Predictive Processing and the Extended Mind, for Chile educational programming. for video event for Chile Vlog , on translation of book chapter into Portuguese.
Andy Clark March 16, 2021 Andy was Guest Speaker at an Autism Research Group public meeting run by ACoRNS Autism Community Research Network Sussex: @acornsussex Public engagement event, with 15 participants. All from UK.
Andy Clark Feb 10 2021 interviewed for the Dropbox Blog, by Anthony Kosner, Director of Editorial Content at Dropbox. Topic: Predictive Brains, Extended Minds, and the future of social technologies.
Mark Miller presented “Predictive Minds in a Socio-Technological Niche”; Keynote at WASP-HS Winter Conference, Lund, Sweden. February 9-11 2021. 60-80 people.
2020
12/2-4/2020 Curiosity in the Predictive Brain. Symposium title: Surprising Play, Interacting Minds and Predictive Brains, with Andreas Roepstorff,, Marc Malmdorf Andersen, Savhannah Schulz and Meredith Bak. Learning through Play and Imagination, Society for Research in Child Development Conference, St. Louis, USA.
11/2-4/2020 Curiosity in an Ecological-Enactive Predictive Organism. Learning, Breaking, Making: Analysing Processes of Play, Second International PLAYTRACK Conference, Aarhus University, Denmark.
09/14-18/2020 Mark Miller will present a plenary talk at the Science of Consciousness conference in Arizona entitled Losing Ourselves: Active Inference, Depersonalization and Enlightenment.
08/27/2020 Mark Miller will be discussing research research on the podcast Voices with Verveke.
07/29/2020-08/02/2020 David Carmel presented "Astropsychology: SETI and Mind Perception", at ConZealand 2020 (The World Science Fiction Convention; hosted by the Wellington NZ team, but held online due to the pandemic; attended by people from over 30 countries; attendance at the talk: 55-60
07/16/2020 Mark Miller gave a seminar in the Cognitive Science department at Tubingen University entitled “why neuroscience needs philosophy?”
07/14/2020 Kathryn Nave gave a talk for a small online research group called Active Mind Lab entitled "What's the difference between a person and a pendulum? A Jonasian critique of the free energy principle."
06/23/2020 Mark Miller presented a talk at the Corpus Curiosum Seminar series entitled “why neuroscience needs philosophy?”
06/17/2020 Andy Clark presented a talk entitled Hacking the Predictive Brain at the The Virtual Philosophy, Psychology and Informatics Group seminar series. 100 people attended.
05/06/2020 Mark Miller is organizing the Virtual PPIG (Philosophy, Psychology and Informatics Group) summer seminar series entitled The Perplexities of Thinking. https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/virtualppig/
04/2020 Andy Clark was interviewed by Dan Hardoon on Radio 4 documentary series The Learning Revolution. Featured in the episodes on April 17 and 24. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000h93b
1/31/2020 Andy Clark gave a public lecture titled Cyborg Minds in Designer Worlds, at the Talbot Rice Gallery, Edinburgh. https://www.trg.ed.ac.uk/event/lecture-cyborg-minds-designer-worlds-andy-clark
01/14/2020 Mark Miller was interviewed about his new paper on addiction (https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0278262619304063) on the podcast Philosophers Chatting with Clinicians.http://laurarathbone.com/podcast-2/
01/10-16/2020 Mark Miller gave talks entitled Wilding the Predictive Brain at the University of Toronto and University of York, Canada.
2019
11/21/2019 Andy Clark was interviewed by Patrick House for future New Yorker article on simulation.
11/08/2019 Andy Clark presented a talk on “Digital Consciousness” at arts/science World Frontiers Forum event Digital Identity, Privacy, and Safety. https://www.worldfrontiersforum.org/2019-berlin
11/14/2019 Andy Clark was an invited participant at the PAIR (People + AI Research) Symposium at Google in London, UK.
11/10/2019 X-Spect Team organized their Third Annual Workshop entitled, Predictions in the Wild, University of Sussex UK
11/07/2019 Mark Miller organized and lead a workshop on Introducing the Predictive Processing Framework for University of Edinburgh’s Cognitive Science Society, UK.
11/05-06/2019 Mark Miller was a key note speaker at the Timescales of Life and Mind:Interdisciplinary Conference on Timescales as a Methodological Approach to Predictive Processing and the Free Energy Principle, His talk was entitled, Error Dynamics and the Surprise Seeking Predictive Animal.
11/04/2019 George Deane and Mark Miller presented a talk Introduction to Predictive Processing at the Timescales of Life and Mind workshop, University of Edinburgh.
11/04-06/2019 George Deane and Kathryn Nave Organized the Timescales of Life and Mind conference, University of Edinburgh, UK. https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/tlmconference/
10/11/2019 Andy Clark presented the TEDx talk, “Extended You”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hanv8y_wYEQ
10/13/2019 Mark Miller presented in the Brighton’s Digital Festival, UK. https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/is-this-real-life-or-is-this-just-a-fantasy-tickets-72960895001
09/25/19, Kathryn Nave presented “Enactivist Predictive Processing and the Continuity of Life and Mind” at Recent Developments in Situated Cognition, held at Ruhr-Universität Bochum. 50 people
September 2, Mark Miller presented “Mood as Predicting Momentum” as part of a symposium (with Jelle Bruineberg, Regina Fabry and Julian Kiverstein) Losing Our Grip: Psychopathology and Embodied Predictive Processing at the European Conference on Cognitive Science, Bochum DE.
September 8, Andy Clark presented, “Building a Human: Embodied Minds, Predictive Brains, Designer Worlds” Invited Talk to the Tongji University Philosophy Society, Shanghai, China
August 8, Andy Clark presented, “Cyborg Minds in Designer Worlds” Invited Keynote at the Digital Futures Conference, Shanghai, China
July 24, Interview with Andy appears in Nature Outlook: The Brain, under the title “ A More Human Approach to Artificial Intelligence” https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-019-02213-3
July 17, George Deane presented “Dissolving the Self: Active Inference, Psychedelics, and Ego-dissolution” at Innovative Minds Predictive Processing, Embodiment and Conscious Experience Summer School.
July 16, George Deane Presented “The Self in Active Inference” at The Predictive Brain: From Perception to Awareness, the first annual Sensation Sussex conference, University of Sussex, UK.
July 6-7, Mark Miller organized and presented a 2-day workshop entitled “Entangled Prediction: Predictive Processing, Emotion and Embodied Cognition” at Tubingen University DE.
July 16, Andy Clark presented, “Bayesing Qualia” at “The Predictive Brain: From Perception to Awareness” Leverhulme Doctoral Scholarship Programme, 1st Annual Conference, University of Sussex, UK
June-July Mark Miller organized a 6-week online summer school entitled Predictive Processing, Embodiment and Consciousness. We had a great line up of presenters including, Kate Nave, Jelle Bruineberg, Julian Kiverstein, Sina Fazelpour, Madeline Ransom, George Deane, Max Jones and Abbey Tabor.
June 6, Interview with Andy appears on Edge’s ‘Conversations at the Edge’, under the title “Perception as Controlled Hallucination”. https://www.edge.org/memberbio/andy_clark
June 3, Kathryn Nave presented, “Predictive Processing: Helmholtzian or Enactivist?” at Innovative Minds Predictive Processing, Embodiment and Conscious Experience Summer School.
May 31, Kathryn Nave presented, “Visual Phenomenology and Predictive Processing: Disambiguating Two Notions of Determinacy” at Clark and His Critics, at University of Edinburgh, UK.
May 31, Andy Clark presented, “A World, Entangled: Putting Predictive Brains in their Place” Talk to the Andy Clark and His Critics Conference University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland
May 21, Mark Miller presented, “The Gripless Grip: A Predictive Processing Account of Awakening” at Pint of Science, Edinburgh UK.
May 9-10 Mark Miller presented, “Embodying Addiction: A Predictive Processing Account” at Beyond the Brain: Academic Conference on Reconceptualizing Mental Disorders, University of Edinburgh UK.
March 29, Andy Clark presented, “Expecting the World: How Hallucinating (?) Brains Turn Signals into Sense” Talk to the University of Sussex Philosophy Seminar Series
March 26, Andy Clark presented, “Computational Psychiatry and the Construction of Human Experience” Talk to the Cognitive Science Seminar Series, University of Sussex
March 25, Kathryn Nave presented, “Enactivist Approaches to the Problem of Consciousness” at Modelling Consciousness at Dorfgastein, Austria.
February 26, Andy Clark presented, “Being a YOUcology”. Invited talk to the Google Lyra Project Summit, Google, Kings Cross, London.
February-April, Mark Miller will be teaching a graduate level course entitled “Embodied Predictive Processing” (part of the MS.c. program Advanced Topics in Mind, Language and Embodied Cognition) at the University of Edinburgh, UK.
February 20, Mark Miller will present “How Cognitive Science Can Make Your Life Better: Embodied Predictive Processing and Positive Psychology”, at the Festival of Creative Learning, Edinburgh, UK
David Carmel presented "Recent visual experience determines the spatial extent of a predictive memory illusion", at 6th Israeli Conference on Cognition Research.
January 25, Andy Clark presented a talk "Bayesing Qualia. Consciousness as inference, not raw datum" at Predictive Processing, Consciousness and Self, Bochum, Germany.
Jan 25, Mark Miller presented a poster "Moods as Predictive Momentum: A Neurophenomenological Perspective", at Predictive Processing, Consciousness, and Self, Bochum, Germany.
January 23, Mark Miller presented "Still Happily Entangled: Emotion, Prediction and the Embodied Mind". Invited talk at the Philosophy, Psychology and Informatics Lecture Series, Edinburgh, UK.
January 23, Mark Miller presented “Predictive Processing and the Nature of Curiosity”. Invited guest lecturer for the graduate class 'Cog Lab - Seminars in Cognitive Science', University of Edinburgh, UK.
2018
David Carmel presented "Recent visual experience determines the spatial extent of a predictive memory illusion", at 8th Annual Meeting of the Australasian Cognitive Neuroscience Society.
David Carmel and colleagues presented "Different emotional expressions do not gain differential access to consciousness", at 22nd Annual Meeting of the Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness, Krakow, Poland.
December 6, Andy Clark presented "Computational psychiatry and the construction of human experience", at the 1st Meeting of the Australasian Society for Philosophy and Psychology, Macquarie University, Sydney Australia.
December 2, Kate Nave presented “Visual Experience in the Predictive Brain: Indeterminate, but not Probabilistic”, at MindGrad, Warwick.
November 22, Julian Kiverstein (joint work with Mark Miller) presented "Curiosity in an Ecological-Enactive Predictive Organism", a flash talk for the workshop Exploring Curiosity' Amsterdam, NL.
November 10, Kate Nave presented "We are Living in a Predictble World and I am a Predictable Girl: Voluntary Servitude Social Construction and Predictive Processing” (with Wilson Lee), at Oxford Graduate Philosophy Conference.
November 9, we held our SECOND Annual Workshop: ‘Predictive Processing: State of the Art (and Just Beyond), at the University of Edinburgh, UK.
An interview with Andy Clark: https://spectrumnews.org/features/deep-dive/autism-may-stem-problems-prediction
November 9, Mark Miller presented "Gripped By Addiction: an Embodied Predictive Processing Account", at the Second Annual X-spect Workshop: ‘Predictive Processing: State of the Art (and Just Beyond), Edinburgh UK.
November 8, George Deane presented "Interoception: Sensation and Embodied Awareness", at Durham University's workshop Interoception and the Predictive Brain.
November 7, Frank Schumann presented “The spur of the moment: a live exploration of jazz improvisation”. Presented with Prof. Steve Torrance, Centre for Cognitive Science, University of Sussex, UK. at University of Edinburgh, Invited PPIG talk.
October 18, George Deane presented "Disself: (Dis)Embodied Perception of the Self and Other", at the University of Porto; Presentation: Lucid Dreaming through the lens of Predictive Processing.
October 17, Andy Clark presented "Predictive brains and the construction of human experience", at Special Lecture Series in the Division of Psychiatry at the University of Edinburgh.
October 10, Kate Nave presented “Visual Experience in the Predictive Brain", at Glasgow University Philosophy Society.
Andy Clark had a feature written on him for the New Yorker: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2018/04/02/the-mind-expanding-ideas-of-andy-clark
July 15, Kathryn Nave presented “Predicament and Predictability: Voluntary Servitude, Social Construction and Predictive Processing” (with Wilson Lee), at the 4E Cognition and Marxism Conference, Edinburgh UK.
July 4, Kathryn Nave presented “A Predictable Predicament: Voluntary Servitude, Looping and Predictive Processing” (with Wilson Lee), for the British Postgraduate Philosophy Conference.
June 26-29, Kathryn Nave presented “Perceptual determinacy in the Probabilistic Brain” at the ASSC 22 (Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness), in Krakow.
June 26-29, George Deane presented “Consciousness as Top-down Global Revision” at the ASSC 22 (Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness), in Krakow.
June 26-29, Frank Schumann presented a poster “Can prediction errors (not) be substituted? Contingency-mimetic sensory augmentation and a predictive coding account of sensory substitution and augmentation”, at the ASSC 22 (Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness), in Krakow (WINNER OF PRIZE FOR BEST PHILOSOPHY POSTER)
June 26-29, David Carmel presented “Different emotional expressions do not gain differential access to consciousness", (co-authors: Lanfranco and Rabagliati) at the ASSC 22 (Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness), in Krakow.
June 26, Andy Clark was part of a symposium: “Psychiatry as a Window to Consciousness” (alongside Roy Salomon, Paul Fletcher & Philip Corlett) ASSC 22 (Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness), in Krakow.
June 20-22, George Deane presented “Consciousness as Top-down Global Revision”, at the International Workshop on Predictive Processing, San Sebastian.
May 25-28, Andy Clark presented "Expecting Ourselves", at the How the Light Gets In Festival, Hay-On-Wye.
May 17, Andy Clark presented "Only Predict? On the Nature, Scope, and Limits of Predictive Processing". Invited talk to the Neuroscience Society at the Friedrich Miescher Institute, Basel, Switzerland
May 8, Andy Clark took part in a debate on “Does Hierarchical Predictive Coding Explain Perception?” (with David Heeger, Lucia Melloni, Michael Rescorla), at NYU Center for Mind, Brain and Consciousness.
April 20, Sam Wilkinson gave a response to a paper entitled “A Tactical Puzzle: The Free Energy Approach to Sensorimotor Enactivism” by María Jimena Clavel Vázquez (St Andrews/Stirling) at the Models of Mind workshop, Edinburgh UK. (https://modelsofthemind.wordpress.com/programme/)
April 17, Sam Wilkinson presented “Predicting Worlds and Words” (based on work with Andy Clark). at the Dynamic Syntax Conference (https://sites.google.com/site/seconddsconf/programme)
April 4, Andy Clark presented "Natural-Born Cyborgs? Reflections on Bodies, Minds, and Human Enhancement", at Beloit College, Crom Visiting Philosopher Keynote.
April 2, Andy Clark presented “Only Predict? On the Nature, Scope and Limits of Predictive Processing”, at the MTS Talk Series, UC Merced, Cognitive Science.
March 31, Andy Clark spoke at the American Philosophical Association Pacific Division, Book Symposium on Susanna Siegel's The Rationality of Perception.
March 30, Kathryn Nave presented “Perceptual determinacy in the Probabilistic Brain” for the University of Edinburgh Work in Progress (WIP) group, UK.
March 29, Frank Schumann presented “A predictive processing account of sensory augmentation” at the Human Cognitive Neuroscience seminar in Edinburgh, UK.
February 12, Andy Clark presented “Only Predict: On the Nature, Scope and Limits of Predictive Processing” at the Neuroscience Society, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland.
January 26, David Carmel presented "Predictive processing and perceptual awareness" at the Psychology Department colloquium series, Durham University, UK.
January 11, Sam Wilkinson presented “On the explanatory power of the predictive processing framework”. at the workshop “Predictive Processing: Reconstructing the Mind?”, Cambridge UK.(http://www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/27368)
January 1, David Carmel presented "Predictive processing and perceptual awareness", at the Psychology Department seminar, Durham University, UK.
2017
David Carmel & Andy Clark presented "Recent visual experience determines the spatial extent of a predictive memory illusion", at 21st Annual Meeting of the Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness, Beijing, China.
David Carmel and colleagues presented "Working memory is not engaged without consciousness in a guessing paradigm", at 9th Krakow Cognitive Science Conference, Krakow, Poland.
Dec 14, 2017. Andy Clark was interviewed by Joe Gelonosi for the Australian ABC radio show ‘The Philosopher’s Zone’. The segment covered the extended mind and the predictive brain, and is due to appear early in 2018. http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/philosopherszone/
December 15, Andy Clark delivered a Graduate Student Masterclass on Predictive Processing, at Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia.
December 11, Andy Clark presented "Only Predict: On the Nature, Scope and Limits of Predictive Processing". An invited keynote talk at the Workshop ‘Predictive Engines: Andy Clark and Predictive Processing’ at Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia.
December 8, Andy Clark presented "Expecting the World", a public lecture hosted by the Dept of Philosophy, Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia.
December 1, Andy Clark was the guest blogger on The Neuroethics Blog, with a post entitled "Hallucinating Reality: Neuroethics and the Predictive Brain". (The Neuroethics Blog is hosted by the Center for Ethics and the Neuroethics Program at Emory University, and is a content partner with the Society for Neuroscience, the largest professional neuroscience society in the world. As a content partner, the Society for Neuroscience also features some of our posts on their NeurOnline site, bringing our blog to an even wider audience. The blog has also been cited in the Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues and is read in 40 countries).
December, Andy Clark was interviewed for 3AM Magazine: http://www.3ammagazine.com/3am/poise-everything-surfing-uncertainty/
November 10, Our FIRST annual project workshop entitled Expecting Ourselves: Prediction, Action, and the Embodied Mind. Held at the informatics Forum at the University of Edinburgh. There were 90 attendees, of whom more than half were graduate students and post-doctoral researchers. Speakers included: Karl Friston, Sarah Garfinkel, Marta Garnelo (DeepMind), Anil Seth, Jonny Smallwood and Wanja Wiese. The meeting included a public lecture by professor Daniel Dennett, and a performance by Baba Brinkman of his (peer-reviewed) Rapper’s Guide to Consciousness. http://music.bababrinkman.com/album/the-rap-guide-to-consciousness
November 3, Kathryn Nave presented “Anticipation Phenomenology and Predictive Processing”, at the Mind & Cognition Group, Edinburgh, UK.
October 2, George Deane presented "Consciousness as Global Revision in Predictive Processing", at the Mind and Cognition Group in Edinburgh, UK.
September 21-22, Andy Clark was an invited speaker at a workshop on Memory and Imagination in Humans and Machines, at Jesus College, Cambridge, hosted by DeepMind and the Science & Human Dimension Project (September 21-22) This opens the door to an ongoing dialogue between our project and the Google DeepMind group.
September 16, Sam Wilkinson presented "On Believing Badly (and the Bayesian Brain):, a public engagement event of the Early Career Mind Network in Birmingham.
September 5, Sam Wilkinson presented "Perception and Hallucination are More Similar than You Might Think", for a public engagement event at the British Science Festival in Brighton.
August 3, David Carmel presented "Predictive processing and perceptual awareness", at Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand.
July 14, Sam Wilkinson presented "Predictive Processing and the Contents of Perceptual Experience", at the Joint Session of the Aristotelian Society and Mind Association, in Edinburgh, UK.
June 28, Andy Clark presented "Prediction, Perception and Imagination", at the Human Mind Conference, Cambridge.
June 22, XSPECT team hosted an Open Discussion Forum for graduate students and faculty on Predictive Processing, University of Edinburgh, UK.
June 15, David Carmel presented "Recent visual experience determines the spatial extent of a predictive memory illusion" (joint work with Doumas and Clark), at 21st Annual Meeting of the Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness in Beijing.
June 7, Sam Wilkinson presented "How to Make a Self-Knowing Mind", at a workshop on Belief, Self-Knowledge and Transparency, in Oviedo, Spain.
May 30, Andy Clark pre-recorded materials for the PBS (Public Broadcasting Company) series Closer to Truth. The show is broadcast weekly on over 200 PBS stations in the U.S. and Canada, and boasts a great website that features philosophers and scientists exploring fundamental questions: www.closertotruth.com
May 25, Andy Clark presented "Happily Entangled: Emotions, Cognition, and the Predictive Mind", at the international conference, Feeling Reasons: The Role of Emotions in Reasoning, Edinburgh, UK.
May 20, David Carmel gave a public engagement talk "Absence/Presence", as part of a Panel Discussion with Anneli Holmstrom. Summerhall, Edinburgh, UK.
May 17, David Carmel gave a public engagement talk "Zapping the Brain to Mess with the Mind", at the Pint of Science, City Café, Edinburgh, UK.
April 26, Sam Wilkinson presented "When Emotion Hijacks Perception: A Predictive Processing Perspective" at the University of Vienna.
April 25, Andy Clark presented “The Generation Game: Predictive Processing and the Construction of Conscious Experience”. Invited talk to the Cognitive Science Institute, University of Colorado, Boulder, USA
April 24, Andy Clark presented “Busting Out: Two Takes on the Predictive Brain”. Invited talk to the Dept of Philosophy, University of Colorado, Boulder, USA
April 21, Andy Clark presented “The Generation Game: Predictive Processing and the Construction of Conscious Experience”. Invited talk to the Center for Mind and Brain, University of California, Davis.
April, David Carmel presented "Predictive processing and perceptual awareness", at Psychology Department colloquium, University of Sussex, UK.
March 22, Andy Clark presented “The Generation Game: Predictive Processing and the Construction of Conscious Experience”. Invited talk to the CONNEX seminar series at the Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium
March 21, Andy Clark presented “Busting Out: Two Takes on the Predictive Brain”. Invited talk to the Amsterdam Brain and Cognition (ABC) group, University of Amsterdam, NL.
March 1, Andy Clark presented “Busting Out: Two Takes on the Predictive Brain” to Philosophy Seminar, University of Glasgow
February 24, Andy Clark presented “The Generation Game: Prediction, Action, and the Construction of Conscious Experience”. Invited talk to Cognitive Neuroscience/Department of Psychology, University of York.
February 2, 2017, Andy Clark presented “Only Predict? Conscious Experience and the Scope and Limits of Predictive Processing”. Invited talk to History and Philosophy of Science Seminar Series, University of Cambridge.
February, David Carmel presented a talk "Attentional attractors and visual awareness", at Philosophy, Psychology and Neuroscience Seminar University of Glasgow, UK.