Princeton's Tom Griffiths at MAIN 2026: mapping AI's jagged edges with cognitive science
karimjerbineuro · x · 2026-10-29
Keynote 1 at MAIN 2026: Tom Griffiths (Princeton, CoCoSci Lab) presents "Mapping the jagged edges of AI with cognitive science," arguing that the tools of cognitive science can systematically chart where AI systems shine and where they stumble — offering a scientific framework for understanding the uneven profile of model capabilities.
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