Researchers across cognitive, neuro-and computer sciences increasingly reference 'human-
like'artificial intelligence and 'neuroAI'. However, the scope and use of the terms are often …

In Tulving's initial characterization, episodic memory was one of multiple memory systems. It
was postulated, in pursuit of explanatory depth, as displaying proprietary operations …

How do we build up our knowledge of the world over time? Many theories of memory
formation and consolidation have posited that the hippocampus stores new information, then …

We encounter the same people, places, and objects in predictable sequences and
configurations. Humans efficiently learn these regularities via statistical learning. Importantly …

In addition to its critical role in encoding individual episodes, the hippocampus is capable of
extracting regularities across experiences. This ability is central to category learning, and a …

Temporal context models (TCMs) have been influential in understanding episodic memory
and its neural underpinnings. Recently, TCMs have been extended to explain emotional …

A full characterization of memory must include how participants use exogenous and
endogenous cues to guide retrieval. In free recall, in which endogenous cues play a large …

Memory generalisations may be underpinned by either encoding-or retrieval-based
generalisation mechanisms and different training schedules may bias some learners to …

Some information links our experiences together while other information sets them apart.
This poses a challenge for our memory systems, as learning shared features benefits from …

How do we build up our knowledge of the world over time? Many theories of memory
formation and consolidation have posited that the hippocampus stores new information, then …