Active Inference Insights Michael Levin & Franz Kuchling ~ Active Inference Insights 015 ~ Morphogenesis, Selfhood, Teleonomy
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May 5, 2024 
Biologists Michael Levin & Franz Kuchling discuss morphogenesis, selfhood, and teleonomy. They explore how cells navigate complexities in achieving target morphology, beliefs and agency in active inference, metamorphosis in caterpillars, neuropsychospin, and bioelectricity in biological systems.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Morphogenesis and Adaptive Navigation in Biological Systems
01:56 • 11min
Exploring Beliefs and Agency in Active Inference
12:51 • 20min
Metamorphosis and Memory Continuity in Caterpillars and Butterflies
32:35 • 2min
Metamorphosis, Memory Remapping, and the Concept of Self: A Deep Dive
34:24 • 5min
Exploring Neuropsychospin and Cognition
39:19 • 12min
Evolutionary Adaptation and Bioelectricity in Biological Systems
51:20 • 26min