Category: ai

December 24, 2022 / Sam Kenyon / ai

THOT (That Hypothesis Over There)

Language of Thought—It’s Back! Since the dawn of Artificial Intelligence in the 1950s there have…

December 18, 2022 / Sam Kenyon / ai

A Resurgence in Analog AI? Cognitive Science and AI typically subscribe to computationalism—the mind is…

December 7, 2022 / Sam Kenyon / ai

Who Cares About Quality if Costs Are Down? The latest round of Generative AI with…

December 6, 2022 / Sam Kenyon / ai

Emotions and Semantic Nets Back in the fall of 2005 I took a class at…

December 1, 2022 / Sam Kenyon / ai

Agent Collaboration Using Anigrafs It’s been well over a decade since I finished a Cognitive…

November 28, 2022 / Sam Kenyon / ai

The Curse of AI and AGI I originally wrote this about a decade ago. I’ve…

November 24, 2022 / Sam Kenyon / ai

A Way of Looking at Cognition Whenever you (or a team) come up with a…

November 19, 2022 / Sam Kenyon / ai

More on Biomimetic AI In my previous post, Biomimetic Memory for AI: From Philosophy to…

November 12, 2022 / Sam Kenyon / ai

From Philosophy to Robots What even is “memory?” It’s easy to describe for computers. But…

November 6, 2022 / Sam Kenyon / ai

New imagery from James Webb Space Telescope scientists of the “Pillars of Creation,” a big…