I'm building a mind and this is how I plan to do it
All things from neuroscience to machine learning.
I'm building a mind and this is how I plan to do it launched on September 8, 2022 with 15 votes, #974 of 3,464 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 4 years on.
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I'm building a mind is a Substack newsletter launched in September 2022 that explores personal development and self-improvement. The publication is designed for individuals interested in building their skills, knowledge, and mental capabilities through written reflection and discussion. The newsletter focuses on practical approaches to personal growth within the life and wellness space.
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Friendly AI Subscribe Sign in A roadmap to the mind All things from neuroscience to machine learning. Erich Lehmann Sep 08, 2022 Share I find myself jumping between disciplines. One day I learn linear algebra, the other I learn brain anatomy, and yet another I do Python exercises. Feels all over the place. So I made a roadmap. We want to build a mind . There are three main areas of interest: Theory, Computer Science and Neuroscience. Theory. By that, I mean an overarching theory of the mind. It’s an attempt to find a simple explanation for how a mind works. Something like Darwin gave us for evolution. Or Einstein for physics. Predictive processing is (in my opinion) the best theory we have.…from buildingher.substack.com
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