Unlocking the Secrets of Artificial General Intelligence: A Groundbreaking Book

Discover the future of robotics and artificial intelligence with “An AGI Brain for a Robot,” a pioneering book by John H. Andreae. This unique publication offers a comprehensive account and practical demonstration of an Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) embodied in a robot moving in the real world.

A New Perspective on Learning and Planning

Andreae’s work showcases associative learning as a powerful technique for novelty seeking, language learning, and planning. The book is a must-read for neuroscientists, robot designers, psychologists, philosophers, and anyone curious about the evolution of the human brain and its specialized functions.

A Breakthrough in AGI Research

The featured brain, called PP, is not a computer program but a collection of networks of associations built from J. A. Fodors modules and the authors groups. The associations are acquired by intimate interaction between PP in its robot body and the real world. Simulations of PP in one of two robots in a simple world demonstrate PP learning from the second robot, which is under human control.

Expert Praise for “An AGI Brain for a Robot”

Professor Daniel C. Dennett, a renowned philosopher and director of the Center for Cognitive Studies at Tufts University, likened the book to Valentino Braitenbergs 1984 book “Vehicles: Experiments in Synthetic Psychology.” Michael Arbib, a long-time expert in brain modeling, observed that the book’s approach could ease a larger audience into thinking about the technicalities of creating general artificial intelligence.

Other notable experts, including Michael C. Corballis, Nicholas Humphrey, Matthew Cobb, and Ian H. Witten, have praised the book for its bold and rich approach to neuroscience, robotics, and philosophy, and its potential to change the direction of research into artificial general intelligence.

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Published by Elsevier Science, “An AGI Brain for a Robot” is available in English and offers a unique insight into the future of AI and robotics. Dive into the world of AGI and explore the possibilities of creating intelligent robots that can learn and adapt like humans.