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m's memory of what it's useful to pay attention to, in what contexts. In CogPrime this is managed by the attention allocation subsystem. • Backward Chainer: A piece of software, wrapped in a MindAgent, that carries out back- ward chaining inference using PLN. • CIM-Dynamic: Concretely-Implemented Mind D

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stem’s memory of what it’s useful to pay attention to, in what contexts. In CogPrime this is managed by the attention allocation subsystem. Backward Chainer: A piece of software, wrapped in a MindAgent, that carries out back- ward chaining inference using PLN. CIM-Dynamic: Concretely-Implemented Mind Dyn