codec lab
The Computation and Decision-Making Lab, led by Dr. Mark Ho, investigates the computational principles that underlie cognition, decision-making, and social interaction in humans and intelligent machines. We take an interdisciplinary approach, drawing on ideas and methods from cognitive science, social psychology, neuroscience, and artificial intelligence to answer questions such as: For a complete list, see Papers This paper proposes a theory of value-guided construals: simplified but useful representations that people construct when planning. Also see the Nature's Behind the Paper blog post and arXiv version. This paper examines how planning processes shape Theory of Mind, the human capacity to reason about others' mental states. This paper provides an overview of computational cognitive science for artificial intelligence, control, and robotics. I am interested in how people's goals, values, and motivations structure their thoughts, decisions, and interactions with others. My researc
About The Computation and Decision-Making Lab, led by Dr. Mark Ho, investigates the computational principles that underlie cognition, decision-making, and social interaction in humans and intelligent machines. We take an interdisciplinary approach, drawing on ideas and methods from cognitive science, social psychology, neuroscience, and artificial intelligence to answer questions such as: How do people teach and communicate? How do groups coordinate their thoughts, plans, and actions to achieve joint goals? How do people plan and learn in complex, uncertain environments? How do…
related reading
- Mark Homarkkho.github.io
- Thinking Machines Labthinkingmachines.ai
- As Rocks May Think | Eric Jangevjang.com
- People construct simplified mental representations to plannature.com
- The Shard Theory of Human Valuesturntrout.com
- Lance Yinglanceying.com
- Josh Tenenbaum – Computational Cognitive Science Labcocosci.mit.edu
- Stanford CoCoLabcocolab.stanford.edu
- Towards a scale-free theory of intelligent agencymindthefuture.info
- Rational quantitative attribution of beliefs, desires and percepts in human mentalizing | Nature Human Behaviournature.com
- Cognitive Computational Neuroscience2026.ccneuro.org
- The monkey and the machine: a dual process theory – The sideways viewsideways-view.com