Andrea Hiott (Love and Philosophy podcast) has mastered "holding paradox" in neuroscience, pointing to the dual-natured history of the hippocampus as a prime case study.
Maxim Raginsky may live a "low-energy lifestyle", but he has some high-energy (and wide-ranging) thoughts about the intersection of control theory, philosophy, neuroscience, and AI
Would Hegel get along with AI "agents"? Would he use their agency to explain their abilities? He would for humans and brains, qua the enactivist approach.
I kept trying to pin Marco down, but he scores high for openness on the big 5 philosopher personality traits. Should've known... he did write the paper "Why can’t we say what cognition is (at least for the time being)"