Скачать или смотреть Remarkable Trajectory Lecture: Paul S. Rosenbloom - From Designing Minds to Mapping Disciplines

Designing minds involves understanding the fixed mechanisms that combine to yield a mind as a basis for building both integrated models of human cognition and general AI systems. Recently retired USC computer science Professor Paul Rosenbloom's trajectory here began in the mid-to-late 1970s with rule-based systems, and evolved through a sequence of more elaborate cognitive architectures -“ Xaps, Soar, and Sigma. It has also included recent efforts to understand minds more abstractly, in terms of a Common Model of Cognition and dichotomic maps of architectural mechanisms.

Mapping disciplines involves understanding their essences and systematically structuring their compositions. His trajectory here began with a relational map of computing as a great scientific domain and continued with recent work on dichotomic maps of the technologies underlying AI and cognitive science. Following a dab of personal background, Rosenbloom overviews these two trajectories and then wraps up with some speculation on their affinity and a sampling of maxims extracted from his career as a whole.