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Cody Moser

@culturologies.co
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Assistant Professor, UM6P School of Collective Intelligence | PhD UCMCogSci: collective intelligence, systems collapse, complex systems, networks, etc.

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Cody Moser @culturologies.co · 25/08/2026
Lmao
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Oleg Sobchuk 🇺🇦 @sobchuk.bsky.social · 31/07/2026
Reminder: two weeks are left to apply for the PhD and postdoc positions in my lab. See more info here www.aesthetics.mpg.de/en/career/jo...
Postdoc and PhD positions at MPIAE in Frankfurt
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Cody Moser @culturologies.co · 20/07/2026
When you ask a category theorist why you need to use category theory specifically for any specific thing.
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Linnéa Gyllingberg @gyllingberg.bsky.social · 19/05/2026
What is the minimal machinery needed for complex, cognition-like behavior? With @lostintheswarm.bsky.social, we show how self-sustained calcium oscillations, diffusion, and mechanics may be enough to coordinate behavior across a single cell with no nervous system. www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6... 1/
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Cody Moser @culturologies.co · 31/05/2026
I know the conversation around peer review revolves around pay and the personal benefit of doing it, but frankly every once in a while you get to review something great and think, "agh why didn't I think of that!" and this is worth at least half the bullshit we deal with in peer review.
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Cahir O'Kane @cahirokane.bsky.social · 23/05/2026
How to kill your global science leadership, Chapter 23
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Cody Moser @culturologies.co · 23/05/2026
I really hate Claude at this point with a passion. I spend way more time these days trying to figure out usable, but extremely dense, intractable code from Claude outputs than back when we just built everything from scratch.
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School of Collective Intelligence @um6p-sci.bsky.social · 29/04/2026
Throwback to #ScienceWeek26 From the "Predictive Brain" to social evolution, Floris de Lange @predictivebrain.bsky.social, Karim Fifel, Manal El Akrouchi & Cody Moser @culturologies.co showed that AI must converge with biology & sociology to truly succeed. Breaking walls for global impact 🤝
A transdisciplinary panel at UM6P Benguerir where neuroscience, cognitive science, and AI converge. The scene captures a deep dialogue on the social evolution of intelligence, arguing that AI must not be an isolated tech field but a convergence of biology, sociology, and ethics. It serves as a reminder that while technology is a powerful tool, human insight remains the essential core for breakthroughs that happen when the walls between disciplines are removed.
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Zach Garfield @zhgarfield.com · 30/04/2026
Conference update emails for #HBES2026 and #CESRabat will be sent soon. In the meantime, updated programs are live on both conference websites: airess.fgses-um6p.ma/hbes2026 airess.fgses-um6p.ma/ces2026 Check them out! @ces2026.bsky.social @hbes2026.bsky.social
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Cody Moser @culturologies.co · 01/01/2026
In Japan for the next two weeks, Tokyo and Kyoto, if anyone in my network is available to meet up!
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Ketika Garg @ketikagarg.bsky.social · 30/12/2025
🚨Excited to share our new theoretical framework to classify and spark mechanistic inquiries into various forms of collective intelligence! Soon to be published in @cognitionjournal.bsky.social Thanks to @divintelligence.bsky.social Thread by Cody Moser @culturologies.co 👇🏽
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Gabriel Ramos-Fernandez @grf.bsky.social · 30/12/2025
Thrilled to see this paper out, two years after starting our collaboration at @divintelligence.bsky.social
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Cody Moser @culturologies.co · 30/12/2025
My co-authors and I are happy to present our framework "Collective Intelligence as Collective Information Processing (CIP)." Here we propose decomposing different information processing mechanisms to unify disparate phenomena traditionally classified as "collective intelligence."
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Cody Moser @culturologies.co · 03/12/2025
Gave what I thought would be objectively my most boring lecture for my students last week and they absolutely loved it. I had no idea students would be so passionate about contract theory! Fast forward to what I thought would be my most interesting lecture this week ... and I saw heads nodding off.
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Cody Moser @culturologies.co · 01/12/2025
New pre-print with @psmaldino.bsky.social on an agent-based model of propaganda in online spaces. Using the voter model from physics, we simulate networks with stubborn agents (zealots) who do not change their opinions, asking about their optimal positioning for influencing the network.
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Cody Moser @culturologies.co · 25/09/2025
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Cody Moser @culturologies.co · 25/07/2025
Cognitive scientists and computer science PhDs talking about David Marr:
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Cody Moser @culturologies.co · 14/07/2025
Not to resurrect overtrodden "AI art" discussions, but I think I'm closer to viewing the image on the left as AI-generated art than the image on the right. The fact the journal editors and authors missed it feels like a tremendous statement in itself.
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Cody Moser @culturologies.co · 18/06/2025
Are the laws of nature subjective or Platonic revealings of our world? What does it mean to know what one cannot articulate? What is the connection between scientific theory and riding a bike? In this episode we tackle the work of Michael Polanyi in Personal Knowledge: m.youtube.com/watch?v=d1gs...
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Ep. 4: Polanyi's Personal Knowledge
YouTube video by The Horizons Review
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Cody Moser @culturologies.co · 08/05/2025
Theories of organizational structure emphasize different dimensions of managerial design, including span of control (Simon 1947), decision-making speed (Aswamenakul et al. 2025), task delegation (Moser & Smaldino 2022), and managerial monitoring (Zefferman 2023).
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Paul Smaldino @psmaldino.bsky.social · 01/05/2025
Congrats to Dr. Cody Moser (@culturologies.co)! Cody successfully defended his dissertation today, and is off to Morocco to start a faculty position at UM6P’s School of Collective Intelligence!
Cody and his committee: Tyler Marghetis, Alex Petersen, me, Cody, Justin Yeakel.
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samuel mehr @mehr.nz · 30/04/2025
Mega congrats to Dr Cody Moser @culturologies.co who passed his thesis defense at UC Merced Cody was one of my first students at @themusiclab.org, co-leading work on the sounds of infant-directed vocalizations in our species doi.org/10.1038/s415... He is starting a lab in Morocco soon! Woo!
Cody's dissertation coverNHB paper linked in the tweet
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Ketika Garg @ketikagarg.bsky.social · 23/04/2025
New preprint! 🚨How do groups process information? What does it mean for part of a network to "explore" and part to "exploit"? How do we move beyond phenomenological correlation in our analyses of networks to a causal theory of collective intelligence? Here, we try to answer these questions:
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Cody Moser @culturologies.co · 24/04/2025
In recent months, I’ve been working to quantify the history of philosophy utilizing tools developed in science of science. Our goal is to lay the groundwork for a science of philosophy, complementing meta-philosophy, meta-science, and philosophy of science. Check it out here:
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Cody Moser @culturologies.co · 24/04/2025
Philosophy is one of humanity’s oldest systems of knowledge production, predating science by thousands of years. But not all eras are equal. Some are marked by debate and innovation, others by the preservation of tradition. Here we use explore dynamics distinguishing eras of philosophy.
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Yusuf @yusufimaadkhan.com · 23/04/2025
"By introducing a causal framework for information processing in collectives, our study delivers a more definitive explanation of collective problem-solving than those offered by structural analysis alone." This looks like an awesome paper for the social epistemology crowd! osf.io/preprints/so...
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Gabriel Ramos-Fernandez @grf.bsky.social · 23/04/2025
Preprint: The causal role of synergy in collective problem solving. Great collaboration with DISI fellows @ketikagarg.bsky.social @culturologies.co, Zara Anwarzai and Hannah Dromiack
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Cody Moser @culturologies.co · 31/12/2024
I've mostly used Twitter as a personal index of my thoughts and opinions over the last seven years. I don't want to throw all that out. Does anyone know a way of indexing these things, even just downloading them to do away with the account over there?
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Cody Moser @culturologies.co · 31/12/2024
Hi everyone. I'm just now jumping on this platform and will work to follow everyone back as I figure out the interface.
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Cody Moser @culturologies.co · 31/12/2024
I wrote up a brief essay on the connection between Marr's Levels and Aristotelian Causes, arguing Marr's levels are not dead, but that the framework's colloquial notions should be. culturologies.substack.com/p/marrs-leve...
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Marr's Levels are Not Dead
Marr's levels are Aristotlean causes and are not dead.
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