OpenPsi: realizing Dörner's "Psi" cognitive model in the OpenCog integrative AGI architecture

Authors:
Zhenhua Cai;Ben Goertzel;Nil Geisweiller
Affiliations:
BLISS Lab, Xiamen University, China;BLISS Lab, Xiamen University, China and Novamente LLC, Rockville MD;Novamente LLC, Rockville MD
Venue:
AGI'11 Proceedings of the 4th international conference on Artificial general intelligence
Year:
2011

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Abstract

Dietrich Doerner's "Psi" cognitive model, which was used as the basis for Joscha Bach's MicroPsi AGI system, is expressed in a quite different terminology and conceptual framework from the one normally used to discuss the OpenCog AGI system. However, the two systems are fundamentally conceptually compatible, and we describe here the basis of a realization of the Psi model within OpenCog, which we call "OpenPsi." Currently OpenPsi is being used to control non-player characters in a game world, and application to humanoid robotics is also underway.