🧬 Cognitive Science - buckman · Scour

Reverse-Engineering Human Cognition and Decision Making in a Modern Age 🧠Behavioral Science

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All Thinking Is Biased Thinking 🧠Behavioral Economics

psychologytoday.com·5d

Executive Function: Universal Capacity or Schooled Skill? 🧠Behavioral Science

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How cognitive science can help us design better software ✍️Prompt Engineering

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Four steps for better focus from a cognitive scientist 🧘Mindfulness

fastcompany.com·6d

The different types of memory and expert tips to improve your short and long-term recall 🧬Neuroscience

independent.co.uk·1d

Categorization is ‘baked’ into the brain 🔗Neuroplasticity

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Age and Memory 💾Agent Memory

braingle.com·5d

LLMs don't know how to think 🧠Context Engineering

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The Biological Basis of Imagination 🧠Philosophy of Mind

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YANSS 337 – How to maintain your critical thinking and avoid cognitive surrender when using AI to solve problems, make decisions, and learn new things 🦅Epistemic Cowardice

youarenotsosmart.com·1d

How a key memory center in the brain responds to the unexpected 🧬Neuroscience

medicalxpress.com·4d

Attention and effort 🧠Behavioral Economics

seths.blog·5d

the-synthetic-library/the-synthetic-mind at main · joshferrer1/the-synthetic-library 🎭Anthropic Claude

github.com·3d·Hacker News

Review: A Cognitive Neuroscientist's Take on How AI Models Think 🧠Neuromorphic Computing

reason.com·4d

Muscles Have Their Own Kind of 'Memory' 🔗Neuroplasticity

sciencealert.com·3d

How can you make your memory work more effectively? 💾Agent Memory

siliconrepublic.com·1d

Simulating human cognition in LLM agents: a free 126K-word book covering memory decay, emotion engines, personality drift, and 12 other cognitive subsystems 💾Agent Memory

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Five tips to make your memory work more effectively 🧘Mindfulness

theconversation.com·4d

The different types of memory and expert tips to improve your short and long-term recall 🧬Neuroscience

the-independent.com·1d