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wiki.opencog.org/w/CogPrime_Overview • Goertzel, Ben, Cassio Pennachin and Nil Geisweiller (2013). Engineering General Intelligence, vol. 1 and 2. Atlantis Press. • Hunt, Gavin R. (January 1996). "Manufacture and use of hook-tools by New Caledonian crows". Nature 379 (6562): 249-251 • Hunt, G.R. and Gray,

in terms of algorithmic information theory, and quantitatively measured in operational Al systems (Goertzel, Pennachin and Geisweiller, 2014). The CogPrime AGI design comprises an ambitious theoretical framework and practical blueprint for construction of an Artificial General Intelligence system with capab

wiki.opencog.org/w/CogPrime_Overview • Goertzel, Ben, Cassio Pennachin and Nil Geisweiller (2013). Engineering General Intelligence, vol. 1 and 2. Atlantis Press. • Hunt, Gavin R. (January 1996). "Manufacture and use of hook-tools by New Caledonian crows". Nature 379 (6562): 249-251 • Hunt, G.R. and Gray,

in terms of algorithmic information theory, and quantitatively measured in operational Al systems (Goertzel, Pennachin and Geisweiller, 2014). The CogPrime AGI design comprises an ambitious theoretical framework and practical blueprint for construction of an Artificial General Intelligence system with capab

a number of tight spots over the years. At time of writing, Jeffrey is helping support the OpenCog Hong Kong project. • Zeger Karssen, founder of Atlantis Press, who conceived the Thinking Machines book series in which this book appears, and who has been a strong supporter of the AGI conference series from

e next decades as computers get more and more powerful and our understanding of neuroscience and cognitive science gets more and more complete. The CogPrime AGI design presented here is based on this working hypothesis. Many of the ideas in the book are actually independent of the "mind can be implemented d

ugh a number of tight spots over the years. At time of writing, Jeffrey is helping support the OpenCog Hong Kong project. Zeger Karssen, founder of Atlantis Press, who conceived the Thinking Machines book series in which this book appears, and who has been a strong supporter of the AGI conference series from th

the next decades as computers get more and more powerful and our understanding of neuroscience and cognitive science gets more and more complete. The CogPrime AGI design presented here is based on this working hypothesis. Many of the ideas in the book are actually independent of the “mind can be implemented di