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Figure 1: Our headline image is from the Cognitive Consilience: An atlas of key pathways cross-referenced to supporting literature articles. The complexity and variety of routing within the brain can be appreciated with this beautiful illustration. Note in particular the specialisation of cortical cells and the way this affects their interactions with other cells in…
Authors: D Rawlinson and G Kowadlo This is the first of three articles detailing our latest thinking on general intelligence: A one-size-fits-all algorithm that, like people, is able to learn how to function effectively in almost any environment. This differs from most Artificial Intelligence (AI), which is designed by people for a specific purpose. This…
By Gideon Kowadlo and David Rawlinson Introduction We’ve been building and testing AGI algorithms for the last few years. As the systems become more complex, we have found it ever more difficult to run meaningful experiments. To summarise, the main challenges are: testing a version of the algorithm repeatedly and over some range of parameters…