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Natural and Artificial Intelligence: Processor Systems Compared to the Human Brain

Armand M. de Callataÿ

Year
1986
Citations
8

Abstract

This comparison of artificial intelligence systems to the human brain has implications for a variety of disciplines. Original views are specified and compared with traditional models. Main Features: 1. Integration of logic programming in the brain functions. 2. New computer parallel architecture (for hardware engineers). 3. Main principles of symbolic manipulation by logic programming (for software engineers in Al, expert systems and logic programming). 4. Logical models of brain connections and functions (for neuroscientists). 5. Definition of memory types and functions (for psychologists). 6. Parallel between Al applied to robots and theory of knowledge (for philosophers).

Keywords

Computer scienceLogic programmingArtificial intelligenceVariety (cybernetics)Inductive programmingProgramming languageProgramming paradigmCognitive sciencePsychology

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