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The society of mind

Book • 1986
In 'The Society of Mind', Marvin Minsky presents a revolutionary theory of how the human mind works.

He describes the mind as a collection of simple, mindless agents that interact to produce complex cognitive functions.

The book is composed of 270 self-contained essays divided into 30 chapters, each contributing to a unified theory of the mind.

Minsky explores concepts such as language, memory, learning, consciousness, and the sense of self, offering a philosophical and computational perspective on intelligence.

The theory posits that intelligence stems from the diversity and cooperation of these agents, rather than any single principle or formal system.

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Antonio Rallo
al hablar de su interacción con figuras clave en el campo de la inteligencia artificial durante su tiempo en Apple.
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Sascha Lobo
, der Marvin Minsky zitiert, um die Rolle von Gefühlen für Intelligenz zu analysieren.
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David McRaney
, describing human intelligence as a collection of simple subunits.
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Derya Unutmaz
as a valuable book on AI, even by today's standards.
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Connor Leahy
as a book he read when he was younger.
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Ben Goertzel
as an inspiration for his work on AGI.
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James Tripp
as a relevant book illustrating the concept of multiple interacting parts within the mind.
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Tim Scarfe
as the first AI book he read and one of his favorites.
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Melanie Mitchell
when discussing the challenges of AI and the difficulty of tasks that seem easy to humans.
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Michael Malice
in relation to the circulation of elites and the inherent hierarchies in political systems.
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Chuck Thorpe
while discussing his early work with robots at Carnegie Mellon.
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Pedro Domingos
in the context of his theory of mind and its relation to the master algorithm.
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Brendan Kelly
as a book that explains the theory of AI by decomposing what the brain does.
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Kaj Sotala
as a classic book in AI from the 80s that speculates on the topic of multi-agent models of the mind.
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James Tripp
when discussing the modular nature of the mind and how different parts of the self can have conflicting motivations.
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Kevin Kelly
as the originator of the 'Society of Mind' theory, which posits that the mind is composed of smaller agents working together.
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