☸️ #Complexity – Where the #degrees of freedom are greatest 🔀

#WolfSinger talks to us about why #consciousness arises in high-dimensional, dynamic #state spaces.

A fascinating insight into the limits and possibilities of #neuroscience and #philosophy!

📺https://youtu.be/C2FVIbAyaH4

📎 https://philosophies.de/index.php/2022/03/22/kann-das-gehirn-das-gehirn-verstehen/

#BrainResearch #NeuralNetworks #Consciousness #PhilosophyOfMind #Neurophilosophy #Self-Organization #DynamicSystems #DegreesOfFreedom #Zoomposium

Algorithms Don’t Remove Accountability.

Dr. Tom Williams explains why AI decision-making still comes down to human choice—and why that matters more than ever.

This episode explores the moral and social responsibilities behind robotics, asking how AI can be designed to serve society broadly rather than concentrate power.

🎙️ Hear the full discussion: https://youtu.be/zs8zEJI4lEA

#EthicsInTech #RoboticsResearch #AIandSociety #Podcast #TheInternetIsCrack #DegreesOfFreedom

Robot Ethics Didn’t Start Neutral

Dr. Tom Williams explains why some early ethical frameworks for robots reflect deeper social assumptions about obedience and power.

A thoughtful discussion on building robots with ethical awareness, empathy, and imagination — and why robotics should benefit everyone, not just tech elites.

🔗 Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/zs8zEJI4lEA

#AIethics #RoboticsResearch #TechEthics #DigitalSociety #Podcast #TheInternetIsCrack #DegreesOfFreedom

Robots, Ethics, and the Future of Warfare

Dr. Tom Williams challenges the argument that robotic soldiers could act more ethically than humans. He suggests that instead of optimizing conflict, society should work toward preventing it — and ensure robotics serves the public, not the powerful.

🔗 Full episode: https://youtu.be/zs8zEJI4lEA

#AI #Ethics #Robotics #FLOSS #TechForHumans #PeaceTech #Podcast #TheInternetIsCrack #DegreesOfFreedom

Since there are many potential associations between 5 personality traits and 2 outcomes (in 2 possible directions), we found the #RegisteredReport approach in @pcirr useful for restricting hypothesis and analysis #DegreesOfFreedom. We received expert #PeerReview input that led us to adjust and improve our research plan. (3/3)
> 2011: Joseph Simmons, Leif Nelson, and Uri Simonsohn publish a paper, “False-positive psychology,” in Psychological Science introducing the useful term “researcher degrees of freedom.” Later they come up with the term p-hacking, and Eric Loken and I speak of the garden of forking paths to describe the processes by which researcher degrees of freedom are employed to attain statistical significance.
https://statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu/2016/09/21/what-has-happened-down-here-is-the-winds-have-changed/
#PHacking #DegreesOfFreedom
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Book 69 is the final in the trilogy "Degrees of Freedom" by Simon Morden.

Edit: finished 24th December.

#CurrentlyReading #Bookstodon #SimonMorden #SamuliPetrovich #DegreesOfFreedom

Only a few days left until our new #DegreesOfFreedom episode drops!

Refresh your memory with the last one, on the role of curiosity and wonder in #learning and #education, and get ready for more thought-provoking conversations: https://open.spotify.com/show/2QBqhXQbK9osnOTeMrdHE9

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Podcast · Degrees of Freedom · The Degrees of Freedom podcast aims to empower learners and teachers in Higher Education in their goals. We host conversations between teachers and students on pedagogical, practical, cultural, and inspirational topics with the goals of strengthening the community and its members. -+—-+—-+—-+—-+—-+—-+—-+—-+—-+- The podcast is produced at the Faculty of Behavioural and Social Science of the University of Groningen, in The Netherlands, by Tassos Sarampalis and Marcello Seri.

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I think the discussion we had in latest #degreesoffreedom episode is even more relevant in light of the recent turn of events here in the Netherlands.

The electoral result has reopened for me the wound left by Brexit, which I though closed by now. That feeling of not belonging and not being welcome, besides all signs saying the opposite in Groningen is there and hard to ignore.

Link to the episode is here: https://mathstodon.xyz/@mseri/111449772232485435

Marcello Seri (@[email protected])

Recently @TSarampalis@twitter and I met with @[email protected] and Leah Henderson to talk about bridging science and society and educate to build societal trust. Perhaps I was too naive with my opinions, but this discussion was quite transformative for me and I am still wrapping my head around some of the points we touched upon You can find this episode of #degreesoffreedom in you preferred platform or on https://soundcloud.com/degrees_of_freedom/s03e03-education-and-public-trust-in-science

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