Natural General Intelligence: How Understanding The Brain Can Help Us Build Ai

Natural General Intelligence Aims To Provide A Bridge Between The Theories Of Those Who Study Biological Brains And The Practice Of Those Who Are Seeking To Build Artificial Brains. Christopher Summerfield. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.

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1900-01-01

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Intellect

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