Randal Koene: The Special Issue of the Journal of Artificial General Intelligence on Brain Emulation and Connectomics, a convergence of Neuroscience and Artificial General Intelligence is now available (and open access) at degruyter/view/j/jagi.2013.4.issue-3/issue-files/jagi.2013.4.issue-3.xml Papers included are: Randal Koene & Diana Deca, Editorial: Whole Brain Emulation seeks to Implement a Mind and its General Intelligence through System Identification Sergio Pissanetzky & Felix Lanzalaco, Black-box Brain Experiments, Causal Mathematical Logic, and the Thermodynamics of Artificial Intelligence Felix Lanzalaco & Segio Pissanetzky, Causal Mathematical Logic as a guiding framework for the prediction of “Intelligence Signals” in brain simulations Leslie Seymour, Declarative Consciousness for Reconstruction Daniel Eth, Juan-Carlos Foust & Brandon Whale, The Prospects of Whole Brain Emulation within the next Half- Century Jeff Alstott, Will We Hit a Wall? Forecasting Bottlenecks to Whole Brain Emulation Development Kamil Muzyka, The Outline of Personhood Law Regarding Artificial Intelligences and Emulated Human Entities Peter Eckersley & Anders Sandberg, Is Brain Emulation Dangerous? The official publication date is Dec 2013 (papers accepted for pub.) and there is a page on carboncopies.org dedicated to the special issue at carboncopies.org/call-for-papers-jagi-special-issue-on-brain-emulation-and-connectomics-a-convergence-of-neuroscience-and-artificial-general-intelligence
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