
 TED Radio Hour
 TED Radio Hour Natural Intelligence: What we and AI can learn from nature
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 Mar 8, 2024  Discover the genius of natural intelligence with topics ranging from the carnivorous Venus Fly Trap to the problem-solving skills of African dung beetles. Explore the resilience and sensitivity of plants, the intelligence in nature displayed by slime molds and crows, and how AI can learn from dragonflies. Learn about the influence of cytokines on mood, the brain-immune system connection, and decoding animal communication with AI and bioacoustics. 
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 Introduction 
 00:00 • 2min 
 The Venomous Venus Fly Trap 
 01:35 • 4min 
 Exploring the Resilience and Sensitivity of Plants 
 05:50 • 2min 
 Intelligence in Nature 
 07:21 • 6min 
 Enhancing Artificial Intelligence with Natural Intelligence 
 13:16 • 4min 
 Dragonfly-inspired Neural Computations for Efficient AI 
 17:36 • 8min 
 Exploring Intelligence in Nature and Human Bodies 
 25:43 • 2min 
 The Influence of Cytokines on Mood and Behavior 
 27:49 • 5min 
 The Brain-Immune System Connection 
 33:09 • 4min 
 Decoding Animal Communication with AI and Bioacoustics 
 37:07 • 18min 
