Increasing the Accessibility and Applicability of Active Inference

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Citation KeyFriedman2025IncreasingAccessibilityApplicabilityActive013

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This paper outlines initiatives by the Active Inference Institute to enhance the accessibility and applicability of Active Inference through the development of generative playbooks and an open-source Summer School curriculum. The goal is to empower diverse communities to engage with cognitive modeling and foster collaborative learning.

accessibilityActive Inferencepedagogysummer school curriculumGenerative Playbooksopen-source educationneurotechnologyneurodiversitycognitive security

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Findings / Concepts

Creation of generative playbooks for open-source cognitive modeling.
Development of an open-source curriculum for a Summer School in Active Inference.
Integration of community perspectives into educational materials.
Promotion of accessibility in cognitive modeling for diverse audiences.

Methods / Techniques

Co-creation of playbooks with community members through working groups.
Utilization of generative AI for multilingual and multimedia educational materials.
Design of a Summer School curriculum incorporating multiple disciplinary perspectives.
Feedback loops with advisory boards and participants for iterative improvement.

Citation

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Friedman, Daniel Ari. 2025. Increasing the Accessibility and Applicability of Active Inference. Zenodo.

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