Minds in movement: embodied cognition in the age of artificial intelligence.

IF 5.4 2区 生物学 Q1 BIOLOGY Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences Pub Date : 2024-10-07 Epub Date: 2024-08-19 DOI:10.1098/rstb.2023.0144
Louise Barrett, Dietrich Stout
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This theme issue brings together researchers from diverse fields to assess the current status and future prospects of embodied cognition in the age of generative artificial intelligence. In this introduction, we first clarify our view of embodiment as a potentially unifying concept in the study of cognition, characterizing this as a perspective that questions mind-body dualism and recognizes a profound continuity between sensorimotor action in the world and more abstract forms of cognition. We then consider how this unifying concept is developed and elaborated by the other contributions to this issue, identifying the following two key themes: (i) the role of language in cognition and its entanglement with the body and (ii) bodily mechanisms of interpersonal perception and alignment across the domains of social affiliation, teaching and learning. On balance, we consider that embodied approaches to the study of cognition, culture and evolution remain promising, but will require greater integration across disciplines to fully realize their potential. We conclude by suggesting that researchers will need to be ready and able to meet the various methodological, theoretical and practical challenges this will entail and remain open to encountering markedly different viewpoints about how and why embodiment matters. This article is the part of this theme issue 'Minds in movement: embodied cognition in the age of artificial intelligence'.

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运动中的思维:人工智能时代的具身认知。
本专题汇集了来自不同领域的研究人员,共同评估生成式人工智能时代具身认知的现状和未来前景。在这篇导言中,我们首先阐明了我们的观点:"具身 "是认知研究中一个潜在的统一概念,它的特点是质疑身心二元论,并承认世界中的感觉运动行为与更抽象的认知形式之间存在深刻的连续性。然后,我们将考虑本期其他文章是如何发展和阐述这一统一概念的,并确定以下两个关键主题:(i) 语言在认知中的作用及其与身体的纠缠;(ii) 人际感知的身体机制以及在社会从属关系、教学和学习领域的协调。总之,我们认为,研究认知、文化和进化的具身方法仍然大有可为,但需要各学科进一步整合,才能充分发挥其潜力。最后,我们建议,研究人员需要做好准备,能够应对由此带来的各种方法论、理论和实践挑战,并保持开放的态度,以应对关于体现如何以及为何重要的明显不同观点。本文是本期主题 "运动中的思维:人工智能时代的具身认知 "的一部分。
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