Machine learning

Artificial intelligence: how psychology can contribute to AGI

• The drive to develop artificial general intelligence (AGI) that can endow machines with human-like cognitive versatility faces theoretical and technical challenges.
• Some of these could be addressed by machine psychology, a new approach that integrates principles from the psychology of learning into adaptive systems.
• In his recent computer science dissertation, clinical psychology researcher Robert Johansson has investigated the possibility of developing AI systems capable of human-like relational reasoning.
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