From human to artificial cognition and back: New perspectives on cognitively inspired AI systems

Cognitive Systems Research 39 (c):1-3 (2016)
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We overview the main historical and technological elements characterising the rise, the fall and the recent renaissance of the cognitive approaches to Artificial Intelligence and provide some insights and suggestions about the future directions and challenges that, in our opinion, this discipline needs to face in the next years.

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