The notebooklm AI podcast examines statistical learning in the brain and its impact on the formation of cultural and individual differences. It discusses how macro- and microcultures shape our way of perceiving regularities and meanings. Additionally, it analyzes cultural differences in visual perception, language use, and conceptions of time and space. In particular, the significance of microcultures for individual differences and their influence on cognitive abilities compared to macrocultures is emphasized. The case study deepens the understanding of how diverse exposure to various micro-cultural environments can promote cognitive growth and shape intelligence throughout life.

Diverse culture's impact on cognitive growth

In this dialogue-driven audio essay, Yasuyuki Sakane explores the philosophical and systemic implications of "structural intelligence" in an age defined by entropy, divergence, and the collapse of meaning.
Through the lens of buzzwords as structural signals, the podcast investigates how our language reflects—and reshapes—human cognition, organizational design, and future ethics.

本ポッドキャストでは、坂根康之が「構造知性」という概念を軸に、エントロピーと意味の崩壊が加速する時代における人間的構造の再設計に挑みます。「バズワード」を単なる流行語ではなく、社会構造の摩擦点＝構造信号として読み解くことで、語彙・認知・制度・倫理の未来的接続性を探究します。

Reconstructing Human Structures in the Age of Entropy｜エントロピーの時代における「人間的構造」の再設計

Architecting Structural Intelligence & AI-Driven Security for Adaptive Transformation

New tracks tagged #CognitiveArchitecture