Alison Gopnik on the evolution of human intelligences
OCT 30 2025 · 12:00
The annual Natural Philosophy Forum lecture at Johns Hopkins, given by Alison Gopnik of Berkeley, arguing that human intelligence is plural rather than singular. Her work on how children learn has become a reference point in current arguments about what artificial systems do and do not do.
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