Scary! “Cognitivism Prevents Us From Understanding AI”
A cool short article arguing that only behaviorism can help us to understand the behavior of autonomous artificial intelligence.
Part 3: Navigating AI: Organizational Ethics and System-Wide Changes in Behavior Analysis
3 Introduction by Blog Coordinator Darnell Lattal, Ph.D. Dr. Twyman has provided a very complete analysis of AI and behavior analysis in this three-part series. Please look at the end …
The Reno Methodology 2.0: AI and Qualitative Insights in Verbal Behavior
3 Guest Blog Authored by: Yors Garcia Pontificia Universidad Javeriana Yors Garcia, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor at Pontificia Universidad Javeriana in Bogotá, Colombia. Dr. Garcia began his career working …
Using Technology to Quantify Verbal Behavior
6 Guest Blog by: Jacob Sosine, RethinkFirst and Adrienne M. Jennings, Damean University Jacob Sosine is a data scientist at RethinkFirst and a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. His work focuses …
Update: AI Likes Us Better Now
A different take on “behavior analysis in the public eye.”
Navigating the Ethical Terrain of Generative AI in Behavior Analysis: A Three-Part Series
5 Each post in this three-part series will contain a list of suggested guidelines to ponder. Part 1 covered universal considerations important for the ethical use of generative AI across …
News Flash: Artificial Intelligence Discovers That Babies Can Learn Language!
A new study reveals the folly of most computer models of language learning.
Navigating the Ethical Terrain of Generative AI in Behavior Analysis: A Three-Part Series
9 Introduction by Blog Coordinator Darnell Lattal, Ph.D. Janet has agreed to produce a series of 3 blogs on generative AI and its implications for the ABAI Behavior Analysis in …
It Sounds like Sci-fi: A Giant Network of Repertoires
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