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| Common sense tells us that our mind is a unified and singular thing, but this has been challenged by strands of artificial intelligence and psychology that aim to understand our thinking by breaking it down into many different parts. | Common sense tells us that our mind is a unified and singular thing, but this has been challenged by strands of artificial intelligence and psychology that aim to understand our thinking by breaking it down into many different parts. | ||
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| Diagram of the ‘builder’ program designed to control a robot arm as it builds a tower of blocks. | Diagram of the ‘builder’ program designed to control a robot arm as it builds a tower of blocks. | ||
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| A breakdown of programs within the ‘Add’ program, itself within the builder program. | A breakdown of programs within the ‘Add’ program, itself within the builder program. | ||
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| A more complex model is an example of a Connectionist AI system, designed to simulate parallel and distributed memory processes. | A more complex model is an example of a Connectionist AI system, designed to simulate parallel and distributed memory processes. | ||
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