Category:Mind

From AGIRI.org

What is a mind?

Many definitions of "mind" exist. For example:

• According to Ben Goertzel in The Hidden Pattern, it is "the set of Patterns associated with an intelligent system," meaning a System with General Intelligence
• Stan Franklin defines a mind as the control structure of an autonomous agent.
• someone, insert other definitions here

Categorizing Minds

This page consists mainly of a grouping of a set of orthogonal categorization systems for describing various types of (possible and existent) minds. I.e., the meat is in the Mind Ontology Links section.

Mind Ontology Links

Orthogonal:

• Resource Utilization
  • Subcategory: Infinite-Resources Mind
    
  • Subcategory: Huge-Resources Mind
    
  • Subcategory: Modest-Resources Mind
    
• Embodiment
  • Subcategory: Singly Embodied Mind
    
  • Subcategory: Flexibly Embodied Mind
    
  • Subcategory: Mindplex
    
  • Subcategory: Disembodied Mind
    
• Sociality
  • Subcategory: Social Mind
    
  • Subcategory: Nonsocial Mind
    
• Relationship with Tools
  • Subcategory: Tool Dependent Mind
    
  • Subcategory: Non Tool Dependent Mind
    
• Physical basis
  • Subcategory: Classical Mind
    
  • Subcategory: Quantum Mind
    
  • Subcategory: Quantum Gravity Mind
    
• Nature of Origin
  • Subcategory: Biological Mind
    
  • Artificial Mind
    • Subcategory: AGI System
      
    • Subcategory: Proto AGI System
      

Articles in category "Mind"

There are 18 articles in this category.

A AGI System B Biological Mind C Classical Mind D Disembodied Mind F Flexibly Embodied Mind H Huge-Resources Mind

I Infinite-Resources Mind M Mind Mindplex Modest-Resources Mind N Non Tool Dependent Mind Nonsocial Mind P Proto AGI System

Q Quantum Gravity Mind Quantum Mind S Singly Embodied Mind Social Mind T Tool Dependent Mind