Embodied and Extended Cognition

Intelligent systems distribute memory across internal and embodied resources

The paper shows that both primates and artificial agents use eye movements to support memory when internal computation is limited, revealing a shared principle of resource allocation between internal and embodied memory.

Agency and Embodiment Provide Dissociable Benefits to Perception, Metacognition and Neural Processing During Active Sensing

This study investigates how agency and embodiment affect perception, metacognition, and neural processing during active sensing, finding that agency improves accuracy and neural responses while embodiment uniquely enhances confidence.