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Cognitive Architectures: GPS, SOAR, Subsumption & The Society of Mind

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Cognitive Architectures: GPS, SOAR, Subsumption & The Society of Mind

Patrick WinstonDistinguishedMIT

Professor

49:06·2014·undergraduate level

Professor Patrick Winston's MIT lecture delves into foundational cognitive architectures such as General Problem Solver, SOAR, and Subsumption, examining their hypotheses on human intelligence.

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MIT 6.034 Artificial Intelligence, Fall 2010

In this lecture, we consider cognitive architectures, including General Problem Solver, SOAR, Emotion Machine, Subsumption, and Genesis. Each is based on a different hypothesis about human intelligence, such as the importance of language and stories.

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Patrick WinstonDistinguished

Ford Professor of Artificial Intelligence & Former Director of MIT AI Lab

Longtime Director of the MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory celebrated for MIT 6.034 Artificial Intelligence and his iconic 'How to Speak' lecture.

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