Grand Challenge 5 (GC-5): Architecture of Brain and Mind
Integrating high level cognitive processes with brain mechanisms and functions in a working robot.
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"Constructing an engineering solution to the brain's problem is hard - no one has gotten close to solving it yet--and there is no guarantee that it will produce a "brain", any more than designing a jetliner will produce a "bird". But it has several advantages over traditional biology as an approach." by Bill Softky
"Constructing an engineering solution to the brain's problem is hard - no one has gotten close to solving it yet--and there is no guarantee that it will produce a "brain", any more than designing a jetliner will produce a "bird". But it has several advantages over traditional biology as an approach." by Bill Softky
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