Miguel Borrajo
@miguelborrajo.bsky.social
PhD assistant and lecturer at UAM. Member of METIS group (UNED). Researching animal cognition, AI, and embodied models of the mind. Focused on the intersection of technologies and cognitive processes. Music enthusiast and creative sound designer.
Heading to St Andrews this Sunday for the @divintelligence.bsky.social !
Three weeks with researchers and artists exploring what intelligence is and how it evolves.
Really excited and grateful for this chance to learn, share, and connect.
🐳 👾 🐝 🌱
Three weeks with researchers and artists exploring what intelligence is and how it evolves.
Really excited and grateful for this chance to learn, share, and connect.
🐳 👾 🐝 🌱
July 1, 2025 at 11:22 AM
Heading to St Andrews this Sunday for the @divintelligence.bsky.social !
Three weeks with researchers and artists exploring what intelligence is and how it evolves.
Really excited and grateful for this chance to learn, share, and connect.
🐳 👾 🐝 🌱
Three weeks with researchers and artists exploring what intelligence is and how it evolves.
Really excited and grateful for this chance to learn, share, and connect.
🐳 👾 🐝 🌱
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Huge thanks to the ARED team — especially Giacomo Melis and Eva Rafetseder — for making it all happen. And to all the students and researchers who helped with the logistics, the sessions, and the friendly vibes throughout. We felt truly welcomed.
Huge thanks to the ARED team — especially Giacomo Melis and Eva Rafetseder — for making it all happen. And to all the students and researchers who helped with the logistics, the sessions, and the friendly vibes throughout. We felt truly welcomed.
June 9, 2025 at 2:05 PM
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Huge thanks to the ARED team — especially Giacomo Melis and Eva Rafetseder — for making it all happen. And to all the students and researchers who helped with the logistics, the sessions, and the friendly vibes throughout. We felt truly welcomed.
Huge thanks to the ARED team — especially Giacomo Melis and Eva Rafetseder — for making it all happen. And to all the students and researchers who helped with the logistics, the sessions, and the friendly vibes throughout. We felt truly welcomed.
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Also: the @stir.ac.uk gave us its best version — green hills, calm waters, and a rhythm that made it easy to slow down. We made friends with a swan and its little ones, watched crows and ducklings by the loch. A refreshing place to think-with other species.
Also: the @stir.ac.uk gave us its best version — green hills, calm waters, and a rhythm that made it easy to slow down. We made friends with a swan and its little ones, watched crows and ducklings by the loch. A refreshing place to think-with other species.
June 9, 2025 at 2:05 PM
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Also: the @stir.ac.uk gave us its best version — green hills, calm waters, and a rhythm that made it easy to slow down. We made friends with a swan and its little ones, watched crows and ducklings by the loch. A refreshing place to think-with other species.
Also: the @stir.ac.uk gave us its best version — green hills, calm waters, and a rhythm that made it easy to slow down. We made friends with a swan and its little ones, watched crows and ducklings by the loch. A refreshing place to think-with other species.
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Last week, @isanchezmoreno.bsky.social and I presented our posters at ARED in Stirling. We were lucky to exchange ideas with brilliant philosophers working on animal communication, like @giuliapalazzolo.bsky.social, Mike Dacey or Luca Di Vincenzo
Last week, @isanchezmoreno.bsky.social and I presented our posters at ARED in Stirling. We were lucky to exchange ideas with brilliant philosophers working on animal communication, like @giuliapalazzolo.bsky.social, Mike Dacey or Luca Di Vincenzo
June 9, 2025 at 2:05 PM
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Last week, @isanchezmoreno.bsky.social and I presented our posters at ARED in Stirling. We were lucky to exchange ideas with brilliant philosophers working on animal communication, like @giuliapalazzolo.bsky.social, Mike Dacey or Luca Di Vincenzo
Last week, @isanchezmoreno.bsky.social and I presented our posters at ARED in Stirling. We were lucky to exchange ideas with brilliant philosophers working on animal communication, like @giuliapalazzolo.bsky.social, Mike Dacey or Luca Di Vincenzo
Last Tuesday I spoke at PhiLanSci 2025, hosted at my home university @uam.es
Felt like playing at home — I shared some thoughts on epistemic limits in AI-based animal communication research.
Grateful for the exchange.
This weekend: ARED conf. at @stir.ac.uk
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@losnerbriones.com thanks 📷✨
Felt like playing at home — I shared some thoughts on epistemic limits in AI-based animal communication research.
Grateful for the exchange.
This weekend: ARED conf. at @stir.ac.uk
⟡ ꙮ 𓆉
@losnerbriones.com thanks 📷✨
May 30, 2025 at 2:26 PM
Last Tuesday I spoke at PhiLanSci 2025, hosted at my home university @uam.es
Felt like playing at home — I shared some thoughts on epistemic limits in AI-based animal communication research.
Grateful for the exchange.
This weekend: ARED conf. at @stir.ac.uk
⟡ ꙮ 𓆉
@losnerbriones.com thanks 📷✨
Felt like playing at home — I shared some thoughts on epistemic limits in AI-based animal communication research.
Grateful for the exchange.
This weekend: ARED conf. at @stir.ac.uk
⟡ ꙮ 𓆉
@losnerbriones.com thanks 📷✨
Last Tuesday I gave a talk at the METIS seminar on how AI is transforming animal communication research. Thanks to METIS for the opportunity, and to everyone who attended for the feedback and support. A pleasure sharing ideas! 🐋 #AI #AnimalCommunication #AnimalCognition
February 27, 2025 at 6:31 PM
Last Tuesday I gave a talk at the METIS seminar on how AI is transforming animal communication research. Thanks to METIS for the opportunity, and to everyone who attended for the feedback and support. A pleasure sharing ideas! 🐋 #AI #AnimalCommunication #AnimalCognition