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Capabilities
In our daily lives, as in science and in all other domains, we encounter huge numbers of dispositions (tendencies, potentials, powers) which are realized in processes such as sneezing, sweating, shedding dandruff, and on and on.
Middle Architecture Criteria
Mid-level ontologies are used to integrate terminologies and data across disparate domains.
Why machines do not understand: A response to Søgaard
Some defenders of so-called `artificial intelligence' believe that machines can understand language.
An argument for the impossibility of machine intelligence
We then summarise the highly useful definition of basic (arthropod) intelligence proposed by Rodney Brooks, and we identify the properties that an AI agent would need to possess in order to be the bearer of intelligence by this definition.
Ontology and Cognitive Outcomes
Of particular importance to the Cognitive Process Ontology is the class Representation that is Warranted.
Making AI meaningful again
Artificial intelligence (AI) research enjoyed an initial period of enthusiasm in the 1970s and 80s.
