实现自然化相关性:为什么代理和认知从根本上不是计算性的
Johannes Jaeger1,2,3, Anna Riedl4, Alex Djedovic5,6
1Department of Philosophy, University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria.
Frontiers in psychology
|July 10, 2024
概括
生物独特地意识到相关性,这是一个与算法解决问题的过程不同的过程. 这种基本的生命能力,对于代理和意识至关重要,不是计算的,而是新兴的生态动态.
科学领域:
- 认知科学 认知科学
- 思想的哲学 思想的哲学
- 理论生物学 理论生物学
背景情况:
- 有机体的代理人通过意识到相关性来与环境相互作用,这是认知和代理的先决条件.
- 这与算法方法形成鲜明对比,这些方法往往侧重于正式的推理规则.
- 辨别相关性的能力是生命的基础,区分生物系统与非生物物质.
研究的目的:
- 为了证明生物体中的相关性实现超出了正式化范围,不能被算法完全捕获.
- 提出一种替代的框架来理解生物如何实现相关性.
- 认为有机体的代理,认知和意识并不是从根本上计算的.
主要方法:
- 概念分析将有机相关性实现与算法问题解决进行对比.
- 引入一个三元辩证 (三元辩证) 模型来解释相关性实现.
- 强调生物系统的代谢,生态进化和共建动态.
主要成果:
- 意识到相关性是生物系统的新兴属性,不能简化为正式或计算过程.
- 生物体的代理,认知和意识基本上是非计算的.
- 一个三元辩证模型解释了相关性实现作为一个适应性,协同构建的动态.
结论:
- 生命的定义特征是体现生态理性,通过相关性实现来理解世界.
- 生物体代理源于一种自适应的,新兴的试验,而不是计算.
- 了解生命需要超越纯粹的算法或计算解释.
关键词:
适应 适应 适应 适应预期 预期 预期 预期自我形成 (Autopoiesis) 是一种自杀的过程.认知 认知 认知自然代理自然代理自然代理开放式的进化过程.激进的出现,激进的出现.相关性实现的实现更多相关视频
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