"Biology, AI, and Diverse Intelligence: what we know and don't know about embodied minds" - a 53-minute talk I gave on what the field of diverse intelligence has to say to AI research (to an audience of non-experts in AI, so it's not very technical on that end). I tried to go a little slower and explain more of the basics and logic.
CHAPTERS:
(00:00) Defining life and machines
(04:16) Expanding the Eden view
(07:41) Collective cellular intelligence
(15:16) Bioelectricity and goal memories
(22:08) Xenobots and novel beings
(31:03) Causal emergence and math
(41:58) Robotics and cognitive prosthetics
(47:48) Communicating with diverse minds
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