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not intended to tie the CogPrime design to any particular theory of

it suffices to map the key LIDA structures into corresponding CogPrime

since CogPrime incorporates a variant of Psi for

…pfield nets and their ilk play a dual role: as computational algorithms, and as conceptual models of brain function. In CogPrime they are used as inspiration for slightly different, artificial economics based computational algorithms; but their hypothesized relevance to brain fun...

…Links to a hypergraph, or remove existing ones. 13.3 Atoms: Their Types and Weights This section reviews a variety of CogPrime Atom types and gives simple examples of each of them. The Atom types considered are drawn from those currently in use in the OpenCog system. This does...

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… sections, this is an exercise in “speculative futurology” that is definitely not necessary for the appreciation of the CogPrime design, so readers whose interests are mainly engineering and computer science focused may wish to skip ahead. However, we present these ideas here rat...

…GUAGE LANGUAGE COMPREHENSION GENERATION HERARCHY HIERARCHY, SENSORS ~ ACTUATORS Fig. 6.1: High-Level Architecture of CogPrime. This is a conceptual depiction, not a detailed flowchart (which would be too complex for a single image). Figures 6.2 , 6.4 and 6.5 highlight specifi...

…roadmap. Part 2 of the book moves on to explaining, in detail, the specific structures and algorithms constituting the CogPrime design, one AGI approach that we believe to ultimately be capable of moving all the way along the roadmap outlined here. The next chapter, intervening...

…gn, one is generally more concerned with the (implicit or explicit) representation of goals inside an AGI system, as in CogPrime’s Goal Atoms to be reviewed in Chapter 22 below. Further, it is important to also consider the case where an AGI system has no explicit goals, and the...

… to Gilligan’s theory of empathic ethical judgment. Ultimately though, all five aspects are critically important; and a CogPrime system if appropriately situated and educated should be able to master and integrate all of them. 12.4.1 Stages of Development of Declarative Ethics...

…iven situation. Gilligan’s stages correspond to increasingly sophisticated control of empathic simulation — which in a CogPrime-type AGI system, is carried out by a specific system component devoted to running internal simulations of aspects of the outside world, which includes...

…f the brain (and intended to be augmented by learning, which differentiates it from emergentist approaches. As our own CogPrime approach is a hybrid architecture, it will come as no surprise that we believe several of the existing hybrid architectures are fundamentally going in...

…se this cooperation to ongoingly, creatively develop an intelligent internal world-model and self-model. We argue that CogPrime provides a viable way to address these challenges. HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_012947

…k displays its own “cognitive synergy” in a way that fits naturally into the overall synergetic dynamics of the overall CogPrime architecture. Using this cognitive synergy, DeSTIN’s perceptual network addresses a key aspect of general intelligence: the ability to robustly infer t...