Toward Artificial Sapience

Part I. Intelligence and Sapience

1. Can Creativity Be Formalized? Peircean Reflections on the Role of Abduction in Human Intelligence
Darin McNabb Costa

2. On Plasticity, Complexity, and Sapient Systems
Carlos Rubén de la Mora-Basáñez, Alejandro Guerra-Hernández, V. Angélica García-Vega, Luc Steels

3. Sapience, Consciousness, and the Knowledge Instinct (Prolegomena to a Physical Theory)
Leonid I. Perlovsky

4. A Real-Time Agent System Perspective of Meaning and Sapience
Ricardo Sanz, Julita Bermejo, Ignacio López, Jaime Gómez

Part II. Sapient Agents

5. Toward BDI Sapient Agents: Learning Intentionally
Alejandro Guerra-Hernández, Gustavo Ortíz-Hernández

6. TowardWisdom in Procedural Reasoning: DBI, not BDI
Kirk A. Weigand

7. Sapients in a Sandbox
Pablo Noriega

8. Sapient Agents – Seven Approaches
Zbigniew Skolicki, Tomasz Arciszewski

Part III. Paradigms for Sapient Systems/Agents

9. A Characterization of Sapient Agents
Martijn van Otterlo, Marco Dastani, Mehdi Wiering, John-Jules Meyer

10. A Paradigm for Sapient (Wise) Systems: Implementations, Design&Operation
René V. Mayorga

11. Bi-Sapient Structures for Intelligent Control
Ron Cottam, Willy Ranson, Roger Vounckx

12. Paradigms behind a Discussion on Artificial Intelligent/Smart Systems
José Negrete-Martínez

Part IV. On the Development of Sapient systems

13. Kinetics, Evolution, and Sapient Systems
V. Angélica García-Vega, Carlos Rubén de la Mora-Basáñez, Ana María Acosta-Roa

14. Emotions and Sapient Robots
V. Angélica García-Vega, Carlos Rubén de la Mora-Basáñez

15. Scheme of an Abducing Brain-Based Robot
José Negrete-Martínez

16. From Robots with Self-Inhibiting Modules to Habile Robots
José Negrete-Martínez

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Keywords: COMPUTERS / Computer Science COM014000