Adaptive Intelligence from a Cognitive Science Perspective
mangahomanga · x · 2026-07-11
This reply analogizes human adaptability to a **control system in cognitive science**: intelligence continuously adjusts perception, memory, and action based on environmental rules and patterns. It echoes the above viewpoint, further supporting the perspective of **longitudinal, local, continuous adaptation**: intelligence is not just general reasoning but also relies on constant calibration in specific contexts.
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