It is found that the source of environmental uncertainty determines cognitive design, with weak priors being favored in environments dominated by change, and evolution maximizes the geometric mean number of offspring over generations, an objective that recurs across optimization problems where outcomes accumulate sequentially.
A stochastic eco-evolutionary model is developed to compare rescue probabilities through biological and cultural evolution and demonstrates that transmission bias alters the demographic consequences of cultural evolution and highlights the importance of transmission processes in evolutionary rescue theory.
It is shown that a swarm of AI/ML models subjected to deliberate mutations of their model coefficients away from optimality can reliably and sustainably improve performance in changing environments by acting as a statistical hedge against non-stationarity.
J. M. Diederik Kruijssen· Allora Decentralized Intelli...· 0 citations
Mechanistic analyses show that a moderate neighborhood size enables individuals to strike an optimal balance between information sufficiency and decision-making tractability, which allows them to detect reciprocal opportunities while avoiding the deterioration of decision quality due to information overload.
Yi-Hsin Ku, Xin Ou, Ji-Qiang Zhang et al.· 0 citations
Sterelny argues that the driving force of human evolution lies in positive feedback generated by interactions among ecological, informational, and reproductive cooperation. Humans shared information necessary for survival and reproduction and constructed cooperative niches; dual inheritance, niche construction, phenoty...
H. Jo, Kyoung-eun Yang· Research Institute for Life...· 0 citations
Cognitive biases are typically viewed as departures from normative Bayesian reasoning. Instead, we propose that such biases emerge from a hierarchical cognitive architecture that adaptively regulates the weighting of prior beliefs and incoming evidence when cognitive resources are limited and uncertainty exists. While...
Bruno Kopp· Frontiers in Psychology· 1 citation
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