[Tyler]

Babies' Secret Weapon: A Mental Map of Relations to Others
22 October 2015, 12:00 am

                    In 2014 the neuroscientist John O'Keefe won a Nobel Prize for showing that mammals have "place cells" in their brains--an inner mapping system that helps them find their way in the physical world. Now it seems that a particular group of mammals--humans--also have a mapping ability that lets them see themselves in relation to others, thus helping them to navigate in the social world.

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Source: AI in the News

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[ivan.moony]

Did you ever see little kids showing off and demonstrating their little abilities? Such a cute events

[LOCKSUIT]

Don't forget I find my way around too, I see the whole city and where I'm going by neuro spikes.

And I don't have social mapping relation. What, I see cool Joe and embarrassed or hurt Sally? Cool/smiley faces are good to us, crying is bad, we link things to these too plus sounds. I have how to make AI.