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Arkady Zgonnikov

Humans, AI, and Oxford commas

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I am an interdisciplinary cognitive scientist, with a background in applied mathematics, computer science, and cognitive psychology. Currently I am a tenure-track Assistant Professor in Human-Robot Interaction at the Department of Cognitive Robotics, TU Delft.

E-mail: a.zgonnikov at tudelft dot nl
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Assistant professor @tudelft. Cognitive modeling, human-robot interaction, automated driving, meaningful human control over AI

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gouki_okazawaGouki Okazawa@gouki_okazawa·
17 Sep

Our psychophysics paper with @roozbeh_kiani and Long Sha was published in JNeurosci this week. We show that fine face categorization involves linear integration of sensory evidence over spatial features and time. 1/n
https://www.jneurosci.org/content/41/37/7876

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jayvanbavelJay Van Bavel@jayvanbavel·
11 Sep

I like to call this "the new idea problem":

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KatieJWinkleKatie Winkle@KatieJWinkle·
9 Sep

Calling fellow HRI Researchers / @HRI_Conference attendees - please consider completing this < 5 minute survey for a research project on 'who and why in HRI' https://forms.gle/VW3BCy5RuCJy1nuUA full blurb in thread ~

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azylbAriel Zylberberg@azylb·
7 Sep

Very happy to share this manuscript!
Most research on decision-making focuses on decisions defined in advance by an experimenter, yet in the real world decision makers must choose for themselves which decisions to think about. How do people do it?
https://psyarxiv.com/agt5s/

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