"Conscious" software: a computational view of mind
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Multiagent and Grid Systems - Special Issue on Nature inspired systems for parallel, asynchronous and decentralised environments
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Imitation as a mechanism of cultural transmission
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Dynamic computation and context effects in the hybrid architecture AKIRA
CONTEXT'05 Proceedings of the 5th international conference on Modeling and Using Context
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Cognitive Systems Research
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"A computer can only do what it's been told to do." Is this really true? The Japanese have made disproving this notion a national objective. One of the best answers to it is still "What if you teach a computer how to think?" The counter riposte might then be "But there are no rules for thinking. The best thinking is inspirational, creative. No one knows How this is done."