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the biology literature, perhaps the best-articulated modern theories championing the cell assembly view are those of Gunther Palm [Pal&82, HAGO7] and Susan Greenfield [SF05, CSGO7]. Palm focuses on the dynamics of the formation and interaction assemblies of cortical columns. Greenfield argues that each concept has

t receives. It’s a very complex matter that is richly intermixed with all the other aspects of intelligence, and here we will treat it as such. 12.2 Review of Current Thinking on the Risks of AGI Before proceeding to outline our own perspective on AGI ethics in the context of CogPrime, we will review the main existing strains of thought on th