Gabriel A. Silva·Jun 13On Remaining Human in The Age of AI: Applied ImaginationA response to the encyclical Magnifica Humanitas
Gabriel A. Silva·May 13The Geometry of ThoughtHow the Physics of the Brain Shapes What It Can ThinkA response icon1A response icon1
Gabriel A. Silva·Jan 12Neuronal Spike Trains as Functional-Analytic Distributions: Representation, Analysis, and…This paper rigorously explores, from first principles, the transition and modeling from the standard biophysical picture of a single action…
Gabriel A. Silva·Dec 16, 2025The Story of the Neuronal Action PotentialThe Hodgkin-Huxley Model from First PrinciplesA response icon2A response icon2
Gabriel A. Silva·Apr 28, 2025Can AI Understand? The Chinese Room Argument Says No, But Is It Right?Can AI ever really understand what they’re saying and doing? Image credit: Getty
Gabriel A. Silva·Dec 16, 2024Leveraging Quantum Superposition to Infer the Dynamic Behavior of a Neural Network ModelImage credit: Getty
Gabriel A. Silva·Nov 23, 2024A New Study Suggests Humans Prefer AI Over Human Written Poems — Do You?A recent peer-reviewed study published in Nature Scientific Reports and reported on in NewScientist suggests that, in general, humans…
Gabriel A. Silva·Aug 2, 2024What Is Emergence In Complex Systems — And How Physics Can Explain ItThe concept of ‘emergence’ in complex systems has been the subject of extensive study and is important in the natural and physical…A response icon13A response icon13
InThe Quantastic JournalbyGabriel A. Silva·Jul 9, 2024Extending Undirected Graph Techniques to Directed Graphs via Category TheoryNetworks naturally arise in many real-world situations. They are ubiquitous across both the natural sciences and engineering…
InThe Quantastic JournalbyGabriel A. Silva·Jul 2, 2024An Attempt at Computable Emergence in Complex SystemsThe interaction of two systems as glueing the two network structures together. From Li et. al. (2024) arXiv:2311.17403A response icon4A response icon4
