Analysis of Intrinsic Motivation during a Problem-Solving activity

This literature review is part of the work carried out within the AIDE (Artificial Intelligence Devoted to Education) exploratory action. The team at the origin of this work allows researchers from digital sciences (computer science and applied mathematics), cognitive neurosciences and education sciences to join forces within this exploratory action to try to understand, within a specific framework, how learners learn.How do we learn? This is one of the questions that the AIDE exploratory action tries to answer, in a specific paradigm. But what is learning? How can studying the functioning of the brain have an impact on education? What about digital technologies? To what extent does it intervene in the field of neuroscience and is it at the heart of educational sciences? At this stage, contextual and conceptual clarification is necessary.This report proposes some answers from the existing literature

Artificial Intelligence: Robots, Avatars, and the Demise of the Human Mediator

Published in cooperation with the American Bar Association Section of Dispute Resolutio