Sometimes I understand that people doing cognitive science try to avoid the term artificial intelligence. The feeling I get is that there is a need to put some distance to the GOFAI.Another impression that I get is that cognitive science is more about trying to find out how the human intelligence(?)... Mind? works... And that it would use artificial intelligence to make tests or experiments, to test ideas and so forth...Is Artificial Intelligence (only) a research tool for Cognitive Science?What is the difference between Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Science?
What is the difference between Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Science?
terminology;cognitive science
Another impression that I get is that cognitive science is more about trying to find out how the human intelligence(?)... Mind? works... And that it would use artificial intelligence to make tests or experiments, to test ideas and so forth...I think that's pretty much it.  I mean, clearly there is some overlap, but I feel like most people who use cognitive science are referring more to understanding human intelligence for its own sake.  Artificial Intelligence, OTOH, is more about implementing intelligence on a computer, where the techniques used may or may not be influenced by research done under the rubric of cognitive science.