Berkeley Redwood launches 'Science of Intelligence' seminar with public recordings
ceciletamura · x · 2026-09-29
UC Berkeley's Redwood Center launched NEU 290, a weekly seminar arguing the 21st century will see a new discipline—the Science of Intelligence—seeking universal principles governing both biological and machine intelligence. All talks are streamed and recorded publicly; the first lecture by David Klindt (Cold Spring Harbor Lab) covers "What does it mean to learn a World Model?"
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