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\n“Exteroception is basically how we perceive the outside,” Thaiss said. “We have a lot of detailed knowledge about how this works. But we know much less about how the brain senses what is going on inside the body. We don’t know how many internal senses there are, or even all of what they are sensing. It’s clear that our exteroception capabilities decline with age — we grow to need eyeglasses and hearing aids, for example. And this study shows that aging also affects interoception.”
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The project grew out of an unlikely collaboration. Hall is a Stanford political economist who pivoted from studying American elections to actually working with Facebook, previously advising Nick Clegg on issues including platform governance before moving more recently to wearables. But he told Fortune that he found his co-authors because they have a similar push-pull fascination with AI to himself: “I guess I would call us, like AI-pilled faculty members, where we really pivoted all of our research to both using AI tools to do our research but also studying AI and not waiting for the creaky journal system.”
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