Why understanding minds needs a 'developmental turn' — and what it means for AI
AnnaCiaunica · x · 2026-10-27
Researcher Anna Ciaunica cites a New Scientist column on microchimerism — maternal cells residing in the brain and influencing development and health — arguing that understanding the mind requires a 'developmental turn' that will significantly shape how we think about artificial minds.
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