Review on Cognitive Architectures

Report on Cognitive Architectures

This paper discusses our views on the future of the field of cognitive architectures, and how the scientific questions that define it should be addressed. We also report on a set of requirements, and a related architecture design, that we are currently investigating as part of the CoSy project. An Architecture Schema for Embodied Cognitive Systems Nick Hawes, Jeremy Wyatt and Aaron Sloman For f...

Cognitive Architectures and Autonomy: A Comparative Review

One of the original goals of artificial intelligence (AI) research was to create machines with very general cognitive capabilities and a relatively high level of autonomy. It has taken the field longer than many had expected to achieve even a fraction of this goal; the community has focused on building specific, targeted cognitive processes in isolation, and as of yet no system exists that inte...

Cognitive Architectures

This special issue on Cognitive Architectures is a collaboration between theNeuron editorial team and Stanislas Dehaene (Collège de France) and Yadin Dudai (Weizmann Institute, Israel). The seed of the idea for this issue originally took formwhile some of the authors in this series collaborated during the initial phase of the European Flagship Project, the ‘‘Human Brain Project.’’ These early d...

Cognitive architectures

A cognitive architecture is a general proposal about the representations and processes that produce intelligent thought. Cognitive architectures have primarily been used to explain important aspects of human thinking such as problem solving, memory, and learning. But they can also be used as blueprints for designing computers and robots that possess some of the cognitive abilities of humans. Th...

Constraints in Cognitive Architectures 1 Running Head : CONSTRAINTS IN COGNITIVE ARCHITECTURES Constraints in Cognitive architectures