Neurocognition and artificial general intelligence: The missing links of RoboCup research

Tarik Hadzibeganovic; Maurits Van Den Noort; Sergio A. Cannas; Peggy Bosch; Gudberg K. Jonsson; Magnus S. Magnusson

Neurocognition and artificial general intelligence: The missing links of RoboCup research

Tarik Hadzibeganovic, Maurits Van Den Noort, Sergio A. Cannas, Peggy Bosch, Gudberg K. Jonsson, Magnus S. Magnusson

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There has been much recent interest in cognitively motivated paradigms for the design of humanoid soccer playing robots. In addition, some proto-attempts have been made to bring the 3D simulation and humanoid RoboCup leagues closer to each other. In the present paper, we outline the basic concepts of our Neurocognitive Artificial General Intelligence (NAGI) framework for the future 3D Soccer Simulation League. The aim of NAGI is to develop teachable AI soccer playing agents embodied in virtual environments such as Second Life. Once virtually embodied agents attain approximately human-like intelligence, the transfer of agent modcling knowledge to the humanoid robots should take place.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	10-15
Journal	OGAI Journal (Oesterreichische Gesellschaft fuer Artificial Intelligence)
Volume	27
Issue number	3
Publication status	Published - 1 Sep 2008

Keywords

3D simulation league
Artificial general intelligence
Humanoid league
Neurocognitive
Second life
T-pattern detection
Teachable AI agents

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Neurocognition and artificial general intelligence: The missing links of RoboCup research. / Hadzibeganovic, Tarik; Van Den Noort, Maurits; Cannas, Sergio A.; Bosch, Peggy; Jonsson, Gudberg K.; Magnusson, Magnus S.

In: OGAI Journal (Oesterreichische Gesellschaft fuer Artificial Intelligence), Vol. 27, No. 3, 01.09.2008, p. 10-15.

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