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Our alumni, students and guests gathered to celebrate the promotion of the Program’s first generation. For some it was the culmination of an academic life; for others a…
The teaching timetable for the winter semester of 2026/2027 is now on the site, for the first and third semester. Every session carries its hours, its room and the…
Rebecca Milosavljević on cognitive biases in large language models — where they come from, and what can be done to reduce them. Candidate: Rebecca Milosavljević Title…
Two master's theses on self-voice perception: Ana Ivanišević on depersonalization and inner speech, and Jelena Paulić on proneness to hallucination — both asking what it…
Four master's theses to be defended probe human cognition across its interfaces with other people, artificial intelligence, everyday reasoning tools, and the body itself…
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