Cognitive Computing 2007 in Berkeley

Cognitive Computing 2007

Cognitive Computing 2007 will take place at the Berkeley Art Museum, University of California, Berkely, on May 2-3, 2007.

The meeting will examine approaches to understanding cognition that unify neurological, biological, psychological, mathematical, computational, and information-theoretic insights. The meeting will focus on the search for global, top-down theories of cognition that are consistent with known bottom-up, neurobiological facts and serve to explain a broad range of observed cognitive phenomena. The ultimate goal is to understand how and when can cognition be mechanized. The meeting will endeavor to construct a bird's eye-view of the state-of-the-art via a number of invited talks and panel discussions. The meeting will help elucidate and formulate the main open questions in this grand quest, will help frame competing paradigms, and will help highlight promising directions. The goal is to ask tough questions, to raise important discussions, and to prompt significant constructive action around a contemporary scientific and technological theme. For details of the meeting and to register, please click here.

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