Transcript LIDA and a Theory of Mind David Friedlander Cognitive Computing Research Group, Houston, TX Stan Franklin Computer Science Department & Institute for Intelligent Systems, The University of.

LIDA and a Theory of Mind
David Friedlander
Cognitive Computing
Research Group, Houston, TX
Stan Franklin
Computer Science Department &
Institute for Intelligent Systems,
The University of Memphis
[email protected]
[email protected]
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Setup and Results of Animal Experiment1
1Santos,
Laurie R, Aaron G Nissen,
and Jonathan A Ferrugia. 2006. Rhesus monkeys,
macaca mulatta, know what others can and cannot
hear. Animal Behaviour 71: 1175–1181.
Experiment 1: Competitor
faces ground
Experiment 2: Competitor
faces monkey
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Highly Simplified Cognitive Cycles
Processed
Sensory Data
1. Understanding
Actions
3. Selecting
2. Attending
1. The experimenter puts a grape in the silent container and a grape in
the noisy container.
2. The monkey can take the grape from either container.
3. If the experimenters are looking away, the monkey can take the
grape from the silent container without their knowledge. If the
experimenters are facing the containers, they will know the monkey
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took the grape in either case
Part of Perceptual Memory (Simplified)
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Part of the Workspace
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Alternate Plans for Monkey
Plan 1
Plan 2
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An Agent can know of an Action
by Seeing
Structure Building Codelet 1
p  0.9
Structure Building Codelet 2
p  0.9
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An Agent can know of an Action
by Hearing
Structure Building Codelet 3
p  0.9
Structure Building Codelet 4
p  0.9
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Rivals are likely to Interfere with Each Other
Structure Building Codelet 5
p  0.65
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Plan 1 is likely to Fail in either Experiment
Codelet 4
Codelet 5
Codelet 3
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Plan 1 is likely to succeed in Experiment 1
but Fail in Experiment 2
Only in
Experiment 2
Codelet 1
Codelet 2
Codelet 5
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