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MLSS 2027 Okinawa

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Machine Learning and Data Science Unit
Information Theory, Probability, and Statistics Unit

01 March 2027 - 12 March 2027

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?

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Embodied Cognitive Science Unit

09 November 2026 - 13 November 2026

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Embodied Cognitive Science Unit

10 November 2025 - 14 November 2025

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