How We Learn: Why Brains Learn Better Than Any Machine . . . for Now

In this interdisciplinary volume that combines the work of computer science, cognitive psychology, and neurobiology, Dr Stanislas Dehaene explains how learning works and how we can optimize our own internal algorithms in the space of the classroom at university, but also in our everyday lives and as we age. Readers are guided through a sustained engagement with human biology, cognitive development, and how the capacity of many modern machines are modeled on the cognitive functions of our own brains. 

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