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Leo Christov-Moore is a neuroscientist, artist and complexity theorist investigating trust, vulnerable AI, mind/body interactions, and the role of non-ordinary states in deep belief change.
Leo Christov-Moore is a neuroscientist, artist and complexity theorist investigating trust, vulnerable AI, mind/body interactions, and the role of non-ordinary states in deep belief change.


<nowiki>*</nowiki>I would like to track the formation of trust relationships in groups tasked with a coordinated endeavor over time. I would track how conscious/cognitive and affective/somatomotor/visceral coordination covaries with the i) decrease in group-level entropy, ii) the emergence of collective homeostatic processes, and iii) efficiency and coordination at the behavioral level. Broadly, how do trust and empathy mechanisms facilitate the formation of groups? How does our consciousness distribute itself within our social networks?
* I would like to track the formation of trust relationships in groups tasked with a coordinated endeavor over time. I would track how conscious/cognitive and affective/somatomotor/visceral coordination covaries with the i) decrease in group-level entropy, ii) the emergence of collective homeostatic processes, and iii) efficiency and coordination at the behavioral level. Broadly, how do trust and empathy mechanisms facilitate the formation of groups? How does our consciousness distribute itself within our social networks?

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Leo Christov-Moore is a neuroscientist, artist and complexity theorist investigating trust, vulnerable AI, mind/body interactions, and the role of non-ordinary states in deep belief change.

  • I would like to track the formation of trust relationships in groups tasked with a coordinated endeavor over time. I would track how conscious/cognitive and affective/somatomotor/visceral coordination covaries with the i) decrease in group-level entropy, ii) the emergence of collective homeostatic processes, and iii) efficiency and coordination at the behavioral level. Broadly, how do trust and empathy mechanisms facilitate the formation of groups? How does our consciousness distribute itself within our social networks?