In mid-February I attended the 11th International Conference on Guided Self-Organization (GSO 2025). There I got introduced to Mikhail Prokopenko's work on entangled information hierarchies and self-modeling dynamics. Today I will review his paper on these topics, pointing out some gaps I could find while reading it.
Postdoc position in Lyon with a stay in Berkeley in Marta Gonzalez' group.
Interested in intelligence, mind, and cognition in all its forms? Early-career scholars from any discipline—and storytellers in any medium—are encouraged to apply!
Join us in beautiful Sicily this May to discuss about Cognitive Tools in Action & Embodiment.
Welcome to the 21st Conference on Complex Systems, CCS 2025! The CCS is the flagship annual meeting for the complex systems research community, operating within the framework of the Complex Systems Society. This special 21st anniversary conference is organized within the University of Siena (Siena, Italy), in the magnificent Unesco Heritage City of Siena.
A month ago Gonçalo Braga Fibra shared with me a paper on the naturalization of teleology, a concept that historically has unleashed thousands of philosophical discussions. Today I will review that paper, emphasizing its virtues and shortcomings.
Running since 2017, The Oxford Summer School in Economic Networks seeks to create a stimulating and friendly environment to bring students from varied disciplines together to learn about theories, techniques, quantitative methods, applications and impacts of network theory within economics.
The Embodied Intelligence Conferene is a free, online event which brings together a wide range of speakers to discuss the many challenges and opportunities in Embodied Intelligence research!
The Santa Fe Institute is looking for brave thinkers willing to explore new ideas about economics, policy, and governance. Early-career scholars and change-makers from civil society and private industry are equally encouraged to apply.
We are looking for highly qualified and motivated individuals to pursue a Ph.D. in the areas of social network analysis, (theory of) algorithms and fair machine learning. The prospective Ph.D. students will join a research team at TU Wien led by assistant professor Stefan Neumann.