International Conference on Embodied Cognitive Science (ECogS 2026)
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What does embodied cognitive science have to say about recent developments in AI, and what might these developments reveal about the nature and limits of embodied cognition?
Under the theme “From Embodied AI to LLMs and Back,” the event brings together researchers in neuroscience, robotics, philosophy, cognitive science, and computer science to explore how advances in large language models and generative AI challenge, reinforce, or reorient embodied accounts of mind.
Informationen zur Veranstaltung
9. bis 13. November 2026
Sydney Brenner Lecture Theater (B250), OIST · Okinawa, Japan
Veranstalter: Embodied Cognitive Science Unit (OIST), supported by DWIH Tokyo
The DWIH Tokyo coorganizes a panel on Nature-Inspired AI. One of the panelists, Prof. Dr. Sahar Vahdati, will join the conference from Germany after giving a talk on „Efficient AI“ at the Trilateral AI Symposium in Tokyo (Oct 27/28).