19. Architectures: GPS, SOAR, Subsumption, Society of Mind

MIT 6.034 Artificial Intelligence, Fall 2010
View the complete course: ocw.mit.edu/6-034F10
Instructor: Patrick Winston
In this lecture, we consider cognitive architectures, including General Problem Solver, SOAR, Emotion Machine, Subsumption, and Genesis. Each is based on a different hypothesis about human intelligence, such as the importance of language and stories.
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[@razzlfraz]

This lecture explains why Winston is such a good teacher. He speaks in such a way to engage that linguistic system. Too bad he doesn't know that within this system a person needs 6 seconds of pondering of a subject to commit it from short term to long term memory. I like watching videos over in person lectures for this reason -- I pause the video every time I learn something new. You can tell he doesn't know this, because when he changes subjects he doesn't pause for a few seconds.

[@jonathanburke7641]

Where did you get this information? I have a paper i'm writing where this would fit perfectly.

[@razzlfraz]

@@jonathanburke7641 Hmm.. that's a good question. It might have come from Barbara Oakley. She does a meta learning course that is pretty basic. I'm pretty sure that information is in her class, but if it is not I'm at a loss. Also 6 seconds is rounded. I believe she said 5.5 seconds. It's been a while so I'm a little fuzzy on it. I hope you find what you're looking for and good luck with the paper! ^_^

[@MilesTeg87]

One could say that the issue with his class (not a "bad" issue in any way) is that, at least from my understanding of his clases to date (having in mind that i'm formed in biology/molecular biology/genetics), he tries to condense a lot of topics and really complex and profund ideas in each 50min average time for his class. I don't have experience in math, computing or AI, but he presents the ideas in a really simple, yet elegant and complex way, understandable for the common viewer. I do agree tho, sometimes he is shooting ideas left, right, up, down. I don't think being present in the class would allow you to think about them with the required depth, but he sure does his best. And having them on video to pause them is really a blessing.

[@DariusSkipp]

Thanks the MIT OCW crew for sharing this with us! Great work, thank you!

[@anonymous7696]

This is for my own reference, subsumption location: 22:30

[@bar688]

Are you a KZbin algorithm?

[@anonymous7696]

@@bar688 Nah I just needed this during a note taking session in the 3rd year of my undergraduate in cs.

[@WepixGames]

R.I.P Patrick Winston

[@stefanms8803]

What an amazing lecture

[@bobbynazaris750]

Thank you :) Awesome

[@adilneves6527]

And here we are now.. ChatGTP 4o

[@JNSStudios]

*WOAH TECHNOLOGY*

[@allyourcode]

What happened to lecture 20 tho?

[@simbaji-hj9zv]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bYnZmHV_Z7CJaJo， there is no 20 in 2010 course, but you can find similar content in 2015 course.

[@mohamedhaseeb5325]

Great lecture. What is the experiment name that Patrick Winston described at the end of the lecture?

[@jasonyang292]

www.researchgate.net/publication/12865560_Sources_of_Flexibility_in_Human_Cognition_Dual-Task_Studies_of_Space_and_Language

[@nikolaiedward479]

where is the lecture 20?

[@mitocw]

Sorry, lecture 20 is not available.

[@EranM]

Well, make it available.

[@rahulraviprasad]

What was the topic covered in Lecture 20??

[@yihengzhu7389]

Rahul R The AI Business

[@rahulraviprasad]

Yiheng Zhu Thanks

[@user-om2in9lo8w]

40:12

[@adarshsony9]

Any certification course available

[@mitocw]

No, MIT OpenCourseWare does not offer certificates. There might be something from MITx, (maybe www.edx.org/course/machine-learning-with-python-from-linear-models-to ?). Best wishes on your studies!

[@katateo328]

hahah, nham nhi lecture :D:D:D only the architecture of Brooks is informative :D:D

[@adelaidekhayon2631]

Russian hackers did it 2010 edition

[@sakcee]

Minsky was useless, first he was responsible for AI winter and also in SOAR etc does led to anything

[@Jirayu.Kaewprateep]

📺💬 He loss the focus 🥺💬 No even they keep speakers and try repeating those words they keep try to do ---- 🥺💬 Long-term and short-term memory are working for states explainable. ---- 📺💬 Sun he don't understand 📺💬 +++ 📺💬 Is name thousands Ta-yoi Talai ... and Sun think by himself and keep create story 📺💬 Yui type into. 🥺💬 I don't see any benefits from this as they keep lies even hires television programs or reporters and they try to make anyone acts as they think setup. / 🏡‼ ‼ They keep hits wall try to make more sentences ---- 📺💬 Assertion rules and problem spaces 🥺💬 General purpose specification and key and update with states. 📺💬What is the programming definition What do you call it ⁉ 📺💬 Layer of abstractions 🥺💬 It is generalized problems into the way computers understand one of the methods is layer of abstractions. 📺💬 One feature is SOAR another is no representation. 📺💬 Creative and Hypothesis. 📺💬 Rat, Children, and adults can use the same state scenarios, that is about costs. 📺💬 Anyone has a textbook they don't know because it is free. 🥺💬 I read the states diagram but the textbook is not free and with property right they had agreements about education materials. It is real textbook you can do it follow by agreement but not selling not just photo-copy.