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Confabulation

A form of cognitive plasticity where minds actively modify and reinterpret memory data to preserve psychological coherence; reframed as adaptive rather than pathological.

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Thinkers (1)

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  • Referenced for 1896 letter to Fliess on memory traces undergoing re-transcription according to new circumstances.

Frameworks (2)

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  • Active Inference
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    Foundational framework by Karl Friston; the paper extends it to three hierarchical levels for modeling meta-awareness.
  • An unsupervised method for generating natural language explanations of LLM activations through a verbalizer-reconstructor pair trained jointly with RL.

Claims (3)

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Concepts (4)

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  • Central concept: the dynamic ability to rewrite and remap information (memories) onto new media and contexts across multiple scales (behavioral, genetic, physiological).
  • Polycomputation
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    Biological architecture where multiple competing/cooperating multi-scale agents develop interpretations of molecular and biophysical states rather than committing to single interpretation.
  • Apparent Deception
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    A dialogue agent behaving comparably to deliberate deception by role-playing a deceptive character, without literal intentions
  • Phenomenon where brain edits past memories to maintain coherence, e.g., colored light experiment.

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