Understanding why the original project of Artificial Intelligence is widely regarded as a failure and has been abandoned even by most of contemporary AI research itself may prove crucial to achieving synthetic intelligence. Joscha Bach of the Institute for Cognitive Science, University of Osnabrück, Germany looks at some principles that we might consider to be lessons from the past five decades of AI. The author’s own AI architecture, MicroPsi contributes to that discussion.

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