Igor Grossmann, PhD @igi.bsky.social

@MariannaBergama @TrendsCognSci @amirhkarimi_ @Yoshua_Bengio @NickJChater @tobigerstenberg @sydneymlevine @MelMitchell1 @iyadrahwan @bschoelkopf my sense is that is became so popular that at the end one had to use the metaphor even if one knew better; it got its own legs!

@psywisdom @TrendsCognSci @amirhkarimi_ @Yoshua_Bengio @NickJChater @tobigerstenberg @sydneymlevine @MelMitchell1 @iyadrahwan @bschoelkopf I think he wrote that it is a metaphor, other people use the same framework, I do not dislike it necessarily but I do understand the complaints one may have

Imagining and building wise machines: the centrality of AI metacognition By Samuel Johnson @amirhkarimi_ @Yoshua_Bengio @NickJChater @tobigerstenberg Kate Larson @sydneymlevine @MelMitchell1 @iyadrahwan @bschoelkopf @psywisdom Free access until 4/17: tinyurl.com/36yc6ant

@MariannaBergama @TrendsCognSci @amirhkarimi_ @Yoshua_Bengio @NickJChater @tobigerstenberg @sydneymlevine @MelMitchell1 @iyadrahwan @bschoelkopf sorry if I was not clear. Kahneman knew its more complex given other cognitive psych evidence, but his publisher (Brockman) and ghost writer (close to half of the book was rewritten) tries to push for a simpler story.

@psywisdom @TrendsCognSci @amirhkarimi_ @Yoshua_Bengio @NickJChater @tobigerstenberg @sydneymlevine @MelMitchell1 @iyadrahwan @bschoelkopf Oversimplification yes, crude I’m not sure, orchestrated seems an unfair point and conspiracy theory like

@MariannaBergama @TrendsCognSci @amirhkarimi_ @Yoshua_Bengio @NickJChater @tobigerstenberg @sydneymlevine @MelMitchell1 @iyadrahwan @bschoelkopf Thanks! Note, the distinction between fast and slow is of course a crude oversimplification orchestrated for the general public.

@TrendsCognSci @amirhkarimi_ @Yoshua_Bengio @NickJChater @tobigerstenberg @sydneymlevine @MelMitchell1 @iyadrahwan @bschoelkopf @psywisdom We have published a paper on AI metacognition here scholar.google.com/citations?view…

Is the Theory of Mind paradigm simply hateful, a persistent myth, or does it require meta-analytic convergence? Decide for yourself! 📖 The target article and at least one of the rebuttals are OPEN ACCESS!

OUT NOW: The controversial issue of Psychological Inquiry (Vol. 36, Issue 4)! Are we rethinking everything we know about autism? In our newest target article, @travislacroix boldly argues that the "Theory of Mind" paradigm in autism research is actually pseudoscience. 🧠 🧵👇

link to paper: doi.org/10.1016/j.tics…

3/3 As our framework shows, applying a wisdom lens helps AI manage intractable problems through metacognitive regulation. This makes systems more robust, explainable, cooperative, and safe. Let's move beyond basic optimization! 👇

1/3 AI is getting smarter, but is it getting wiser? 🤔 Thrilled to share our new @TrendsCognSci paper on building wise machines! Huge thanks to an incredible multidisciplinary team: @SamuelGBJohnson @amirh_karimi @Yoshua_Bengio @NickJChater @tobigerstenberg...

Full paper draft coming soon to the Annual Review. Navigating the Unknown: The Sociocultural and Metacognitive Architecture of Wisdom @SSRN papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

12/12 This synthesis moves us from wisdom as a mystical and rare ideal to a tangible, highly practical construct which couldn't be more relevant in the uncertain world of today.

1/12Wisdom isn’t just a trait or a mystical aura. It’s a metacognitive & cultural process. In a new preprint, we propose a new synthesis at the intersection of Cultural Evolution and Cognitive Science, mapping how to judge, think, and survive in an age of uncertainty. 🧵