Franziska Brändle, Charley M. Wu, Eric Schulz
Abstract
What are we curious about? Dubey and Griffiths propose a rational theory of curiosity that unifies previously contradictory novelty-based and complexity accounts. It also paves the way for future investigations, such as studying approximate models of curiosity as well as what causes abnormal levels of exploration.
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What are we curious about? Dubey and Griffiths propose a rational theory of curiosity that unifies previously contradictory novelty-based and complexity accounts. It also paves the way for future investigations, such as studying approximate models of curiosity as well as what causes abnormal levels of exploration.
Key concepts: Curiosity, Novelty, Epistemology, Computer science, Cognitive science, Psychology, Philosophy, Social psychology