arxiv.org/abs/2607.13560
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- A group of computational neuroscientists led by Giovanni Pezzulo argues current AI leans on passive linguistic training rather than grounded environmental interaction.
- The paper points to five neural circuit families including navigation, affordance perception, active exploration, allostatic control, and self-versus-external distinction.
- The authors say embodied AI is missing intrinsic dynamics, action-centered learning, autonomous open-ended learning, and social grounding aligned with human norms.
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