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Do you want to know how computer models are used to understand scientific discoveries and reasoning? Do you want to know how animals and AI’s are performing compared to human intelligence? On this episode, we invited Paul Thagard, a professor of philosophy at the University of Waterloo, to talk about his new book Bots and Beasts, the nature of philosophy and cognitive science, and computational models. If these topics interest you, head over to our podcast channel and listen to our latest episode! Also, if you want to learn more about Professor Thagard’s publications and research, visit paulthagard.com for more information.
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