Thinking and deciding
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Read on Hacker News…books?id=VRsgtSBMh0YC&printsec=f... ) There is a fair amount of literature on the topic, varying from science popularization to "too hard". Right now I'm plowing through Thinking and Deciding, by Johnathan Baron. It's pure gold, but it's also the driest read in a long time.
Read on Hacker News…on of search and inference from the search. In fact, Google or its replacement is the most likely contender for the originator of the first true GAI. Jonathan Baron, in "Thinking and Deciding", views nearly all thinking, decision making, creative, and other mental processes as variations on a combination of search and inference. I haven't finished the book, but in what I have read so far he makes a pretty good case.
Read on Hacker NewsI've heard that Thinking And Deciding is good, but I haven't read it personally.
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