Multimodal
Cognition

Dr. Elias Vance
Dr. Elias Vance

Senior Researcher

42 min
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Learning Objectives

Apply CL's embodied grounding thesis to evaluate contemporary multimodal AI architectures

Analyze Vision-Language Models through the theoretical lens of conceptual integration theory

Evaluate GPT-4V and Gemini against rigorous CL-derived grounding criteria

Identify specific research gaps in multimodal cognitive-linguistic grounding and propose directions

How language, vision, and embodiment converge in multimodal AI systems — analyzed through a CL lens.

This lesson builds on the theoretical foundations established earlier in the module and extends your understanding of how cognitive-linguistic principles apply directly to modern AI systems.

Learning Objectives

Apply CL's embodied grounding thesis to evaluate contemporary multimodal AI architectures

Analyze Vision-Language Models through the theoretical lens of conceptual integration theory

Evaluate GPT-4V and Gemini against rigorous CL-derived grounding criteria

Identify specific research gaps in multimodal cognitive-linguistic grounding and propose directions

Key Concepts

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Apply CL's embodied grounding thesis to evaluate contemporary multimodal AI architectures

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Analyze Vision-Language Models through the theoretical lens of conceptual integration theory

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Evaluate GPT-4V and Gemini against rigorous CL-derived grounding criteria

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