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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.
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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al hablar de su interacción con figuras clave en el campo de la inteligencia artificial durante su tiempo en Apple.

Antonio Rallo

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#332. Antonio Rallo - Disrupción, Lujo Accesible y la IA como la Nueva Electricidad
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, der Marvin Minsky zitiert, um die Rolle von Gefühlen für Intelligenz zu analysieren.


Sascha Lobo

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, describing human intelligence as a collection of simple subunits.


David McRaney

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310 - Align Your Mind - Britt Frank
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as a valuable book on AI, even by today's standards.

Derya Unutmaz

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Frontier Models for Frontier Science with Professor Derya Unutmaz, Immunologist & ChatGPT Pro Grantee
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as a book he read when he was younger.

Connor Leahy

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#112 AVOIDING AGI APOCALYPSE - CONNOR LEAHY
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as an inspiration for his work on AGI.


Ben Goertzel

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#58 Dr. Ben Goertzel - Artificial General Intelligence
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as a relevant book illustrating the concept of multiple interacting parts within the mind.


James Tripp

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Parts Work: The Multiplicity of the Mind
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as the first AI book he read and one of his favorites.


Tim Scarfe

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#031 WE GOT ACCESS TO GPT-3! (With Gary Marcus, Walid Saba and Connor Leahy)
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when discussing the challenges of AI and the difficulty of tasks that seem easy to humans.


Melanie Mitchell

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#57 - Prof. Melanie Mitchell - Why AI is harder than we think
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in relation to the circulation of elites and the inherent hierarchies in political systems.


Michael Malice

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#200 – Michael Malice: Totalitarianism and Anarchy
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, quien estudió con él en MIT.

Juan Enriquez Cabot

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#225. Juan Enriquez Cabot - El Código de la Vida, Cómo la Tecnología Define la Ética y Negociar la Paz con el EZLN
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while discussing his early work with robots at Carnegie Mellon.

Chuck Thorpe

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in the context of his theory of mind and its relation to the master algorithm.


Pedro Domingos

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as a book that explains the theory of AI by decomposing what the brain does.


Brendan Kelly

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as a classic book in AI from the 80s that speculates on the topic of multi-agent models of the mind.


Kaj Sotala

How many minds do you have? (with Kaj Sotala)
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when discussing the modular nature of the mind and how different parts of the self can have conflicting motivations.


James Tripp

AoE #30 - Transcending Ambivalence and Aligning Motivation
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as the originator of the 'Society of Mind' theory, which posits that the mind is composed of smaller agents working together.


Kevin Kelly

How to Predict the Future With Kevin Kelly, WIRED's Cofounder