The amygdala and decision-making

Overview of attention for article published in Neuropsychologia, October 2010

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@pmddomingos After listening to Ilya’s Dwarkesh’s interview I realized this. He mentioned reading that emotions are essential to human decision making. AI currently lacks this and until a good solution for this exists, will remain an augmentation tool ht…

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RT @Eli_B_Again: @datepsych People with amygdala damage leading to deficits in emotion make very bad decisions: https://t.co/W3Jrprsi5h

@datepsych People with amygdala damage leading to deficits in emotion make very bad decisions: https://t.co/W3Jrprsi5h

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