Titlebook: Artificial Cognition Architectures; James A. Crowder,John N. Carbone,Shelli A. Friess Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2

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James A. Crowder,John N. Carbone,Shelli A. FriessPresents basic human intelligence concepts framed for artificial intelligence systems.Examines the concepts of metacognition and metamemory,.Discusses architectural constructs for artificial intellige

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John P. Ianniello,J. Matthew TattersallTo develop “Artificial Consciousness” for a SELF requires investigation and understanding of what it means to be conscious. The textbook definition of consciousness is:

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Fang-Chia Chang,Pei-Lu Yi,Jaung-Geng LinFrom the moment our brain functions at all, we begin the process of learning. In order for a SELF to be an autonomous system, it must also begin and continue the process of learning throughout its existence. The main goals of the mathematical foundations for SELF learning include:

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Artificial Consciousness,To develop “Artificial Consciousness” for a SELF requires investigation and understanding of what it means to be conscious. The textbook definition of consciousness is:

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Hypotheses, Measures, and Conditionsat can act on their own. From the 1927 depiction of Maria in “The Eyes of the State,” to Gort in “The Day the Earth Stood Still,” to more semi-recent versions, HAL 9000 in “2001: A Space Odyssey,” “Terminator,” and Sonny from “I, Robot,” the world has been fascinated, amazed, amused, and terrified a

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What Can You Use Experiments For?thors of this book were designing new ways to perform data capture, processing, analysis, and dissemination of high volume, high data rate, streams of information (what today would be called a “big data” problem). Hence, data analysis and lack of quality user interaction within that process are not