In this episode, I talk with Mark Schurgin, Graduate Fellow based in the Visual Thinking Lab at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, USA. We talk about Mark's work combining his experience and knowledge of vision research memory, investigating how basic knowledge that we have about how the world works - our 'core knowledge' supports our memory about objects. We talk more about how Mark discovered this, and implications for processes such as machine learning for autonomous self-driving vehicles, devices such as Alexa or Siri, facial recognition software. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sarb-johal/message
Share this post
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No! It's a key discovery about how human memory is related to motion
notestoselves.substack.com
30,000 Days Podcast by Sarb Johal
How can we fill our 30,000 days on planet Earth (if we’re lucky) with joy, purpose and meaning? Check out my monologues and interviews on how we can make the most of our time here. Including my back catalogue of Who Cares, What's the Point? - Interviews with psychologists about research that matters. By Sarb Johal
How can we fill our 30,000 days on planet Earth (if we’re lucky) with joy, purpose and meaning? Check out my monologues and interviews on how we can make the most of our time here. Including my back catalogue of Who Cares, What's the Point? - Interviews with psychologists about research that matters. By Sarb JohalListen on
Substack App
RSS Feed
Recent Episodes
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No! It's a key discovery about how human memory is related to motion