Ethics
All work was conducted with approval from appropriate animal ethics and permitting agencies (Cornell University IACUC #0105, James Cook University Ethics Approval #A1340, Queensland Scientific Purposes Permit #WISP07773610).
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22. Si…
Hanna Kokko
scientist · 2 mentions across 1 reading
In this course
Hanna Kokko is an evolutionary biologist and behavioral ecologist whose work on animal behavior and decision-making provides empirical and theoretical grounding for understanding how organisms (including humans) navigate uncertainty and adaptive landscapes. The excerpts suggest her appearance in the course readings is primarily methodological—her work on statistical approaches to behavioral data (repeatability, non-Gaussian analysis) enables researchers to rigorously model animal agency and decision-making systems, which become analogues for thinking about algorithmic behavior and emergent complexity in AI systems.
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