Raw LLM Responses

i think interdisciplinary collaboration is important -- i did my own ph.d. in an AI lab and spend a lot of time talking with psychologists and neuroscientists as well as physicists and computer scientists. and philosophy of mind as its practiced these days is very much interdisciplinary, especially with connections to psychology and neuroscience. that said i don't think good work absolutely needs to be interdisciplinary, and there is plenty of good work that is not. it's probably also true that the interdisciplinary connections tend to be limited to certain key areas and there are vast areas where better connections could be made. some areas where there has been a good deal of interaction include (i) the philosophy and science of consciousness, (ii) experimental philosophy meets social psychology, (iii) the philosophy and psychology of perception, (iv) issues about theory of mind. i'd love to see more. but at the same time philosophers and psychologists have their own questions that drive them.