Epstein Secrets

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eferences in the listener's mind. • Psynet Model: An early version of the theory of mind underlying CogPrime, referred to in some early writings on the Webmind AI Engine and Novamente Cognition Engine. The concepts underlying the psynet model are still part of the theory underlying CogPrime, but the name has been de

un references. Lingua, 44:311-338, 1978. Hof79. Douglas Holstadter. Codel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golde

eferences in the listener's mind. • Psynet Model: An early version of the theory of mind underlying CogPrime, referred to in some early writings on the Webmind AI Engine and Novamente Cognition Engine. The concepts underlying the psynet model are still part of the theory underlying CogPrime, but the name has been de

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fore anyone else was interested in listening. Ken and I schemed some AGI designs at Simon's Rock College in 1983, years before we worked together on the Webmind AI Engine. • Allan Combs, who got me thinking about consciousness in various different ways, at a very early point in my career. I'm very pleased to still co

mpo- rary philosophers Daniel Dennett [Den91] and Douglas Hofstadter [Hof79, Hof96], in Benjamin Whorf’s [W

oing thinking and research). The collaborative design process ultimately resulting in CogPrime started in 1997 when Intelligenesis Corp. was formed — the Webmind AI Engine created in Intelligenesis’s research group during 1997-2001 was the predecessor to the Novamente Cognition Engine created at Novamente LLC during 200

eterarchical graph of the main concepts in one of Douglas Hofstadter’s books. Naturally, real concept heter

g references in the listener’s mind. Psynet Model: An early version of the theory of mind underlying CogPrime, referred to in some early writings on the Webmind AI Engine and Novamente Cognition Engine. The concepts underlying the psynet model are still part of the theory underlying CogPrime, but the name has been depr