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From cognition in the wild to cognition in silico: flourishing cultural diversity in AI

2025-08-20

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<p>There has been unprecedented progress in artificial intelligence (AI), yet most current AI systems are trained on data from Western, industrialised societies. This narrow focus limits the generalisability and adaptability of AI models, which fail to reflect the full spectrum of human cognition and culture. Moreover, heavy dependence on pre-existing data overlooks how learning occurs in the wild, through direct...

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b58f914c-cfe5-5782-b89b-9d9d6beaa010
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10.31234/osf.io/f9gdt_v2
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