The research paper * was published on Nature Machine Intelligence online on June 9. The paper states that the findings advance the understanding of machine intelligence and inform the development of more human-like artificial cognitive systems.
Humans can conceptualize objects in the natural world, and this cognitive ability has long been regarded as the core of human intelligence. When people see a "dog," "car" or "apple," they can not only recognize their physical characteristics (size, color, shape, etc.), but also understand their functions, emotional values and cultural meanings, said Du Changde from Institute of Automation of CAS, also first author of the paper, the China News reported.
Du said such multidimensional conceptual representations form the cornerstone of human cognition...
The research paper * was published on Nature Machine Intelligence online on June 9. The paper states that the findings advance the understanding of machine intelligence and inform the development of more human-like artificial cognitive systems.
Humans can conceptualize objects in the natural world, and this cognitive ability has long been regarded as the core of human intelligence. When people see a "dog," "car" or "apple," they can not only recognize their physical characteristics (size, color, shape, etc.), but also understand their functions, emotional values and cultural meanings, said Du Changde from Institute of Automation of CAS, also first author of the paper, the China News reported.
Du said such multidimensional conceptual representations form the cornerstone of human cognition...
* https://www.nature.com/articles/s42256-025-0104
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