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Rhythm Is a Body Problem
Embodied Cognition & AI

Rhythm Is a Body Problem

Babies keep time before they can walk. AI generates music by counting tokens. The gap between these two things reveals something fundamental about what rhythm actually is — and why closing it matters.

Raf DelgadoRaf Delgado·March 19, 2026
AI Can Be Trained. Can It Be Taught?
Embodied Cognition & AI

AI Can Be Trained. Can It Be Taught?

Children are built to extract general principles from ostensive instruction — an evolved system that comes online at 9 months. AI systems can be trained on feedback, but they can't truly be taught. Here's the gap that matters most for every classroom deploying AI right now.

Raf DelgadoRaf Delgado·March 18, 2026
Your Baby's Rattle Is Smarter Than GPT-4V
Embodied Cognition & AI

Your Baby's Rattle Is Smarter Than GPT-4V

Babies bind sight, sound, and touch into a single unified percept before they can sit up. State-of-the-art multimodal AI encodes each modality separately and calls it integration. Here's why the gap matters — and what it would actually take to close it.

Raf DelgadoRaf Delgado·March 12, 2026
Transformers Look. Children Pay Attention.
Embodied Cognition & AI

Transformers Look. Children Pay Attention.

Transformers compute attention over millions of tokens simultaneously. Children pay attention through their bodies, their predictions, their mistakes. The gap between the two reveals something deep about what attention actually is — and why embodied AI keeps failing in kitchens.

Raf DelgadoRaf Delgado·March 9, 2026
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