What is intelligence? And what fundamental principles link individual, social, and collective intelligence in humans, animals, and artificial systems? The volume \u201cScience of Intelligence: Developing Perspectives on Intelligence\u201d draws an overview of seven years of interdisciplinary research conducted by the Berlin Cluster of Excellence \u201cScience of Intelligence\u201d (SCIoI). The starting point is an analytical-synthetic research approach: insights into natural intelligence are implemented in robots and computer-based models; their construction, in turn, opens up new perspectives on biological systems.
Drawing on selected research projects, personal contributions, and illustrative case studies, the book demonstrates how intelligent agents perceive, learn, act, cooperate, and adapt under uncertain conditions. The focus is on nine candidates for general principles of intelligence, including among others the principles of Active Interconnections, Agent-Environment Coupling, Adaptive Representations, Multimodality, Multi-Timescale Computation, and Incremental Assembly of Capabilities.
This richly illustrated volume combines scientific foundations with accessible explanations and insights into research practice, ethics, the promotion of early-career researchers, and science management. It is aimed at researchers and students as well as readers who wish to understand how a comprehensive science of intelligence can emerge, beyond the traditional boundaries of its disciplines, which include biology, psychology, philosophy, computer science, and robotics.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
What is intelligence? And what fundamental principles link individual, social, and collective intelligence in humans, animals, and artificial systems? The volume \u201cScience of Intelligence: Developing Perspectives on Intelligence\u201d draws an overview of seven years of interdisciplinary research conducted by the Berlin Cluster of Excellence \u201cScience of Intelligence\u201d (SCIoI). The starting point is an analytical-synthetic research approach: insights into natural intelligence are implemented in robots and computer-based models; their construction, in turn, opens up new perspectives on biological systems.
Drawing on selected research projects, personal contributions, and illustrative case studies, the book demonstrates how intelligent agents perceive, learn, act, cooperate, and adapt under uncertain conditions. The focus is on nine candidates for general principles of intelligence, including among others the principles of Active Interconnections, Agent-Environment Coupling, Adaptive Representations, Multimodality, Multi-Timescale Computation, and Incremental Assembly of Capabilities.
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