™Psychology category includes mostly posts from cognitive science and social psychology
Cognitive science's gift to the artificial intelligence development is, by no doubt, cognitive modelling. In short, cognitive modelling is about coming up with some sort of a mathematical or computational […]
When we see a horse 
, we recognize it automatically and we can talk about it by using the word horse. It seems effortless how the brain and the language […]
The fact that we see the world in 3D is nothing but an illusion created by the brain. The claim might seem provocative, but it's true. Our eyes have 2-dimensional […]
Believe it or not, we have different kinds of memory systems in the brain. In this post, I am going to cover three of them: episodic, procedural and working memory. […]
A claim that comes from the very core of the social psychology is that we cannot imagine a life without social groups. If we didn't group people, we couldn't even […]
Previously, I have blogged about meaning in language, and especially the dichotomy related to it. Now, I feel, it's the time to look at the issue from another perspective. Sure, […]
The idea of a conscious computer has been presented lately in many Hollywood movies such as Her, Ex Machina and Uncanny. Is there a seed of truth to that or […]
In today's world computers are developing at an astonishing pace. Tesla and Google are developing self-driving cars, for instance. Are robots going to develop a soul at some point? This […]
Computers are getting smarter. There's no doubt about that. AI can beat people in various tasks. As the intelligence of computers increases, especially due to algorithms that mimic the learning […]
You are walking down the street looking in front of you and suddenly, someone says hi to you. You turn your head and see your friend. How did that happen? […]