Editor's Review and Introduction: Cognition‐Inspired Artificial Intelligence

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Topics in Cognitive Science 14 (4):652-664 (2022)
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Cognitive science has much to contribute to the general scientific body of knowledge, but it is also a field rife with possibilities for providing background research that can be leveraged by artificial intelligence (AI) developers. In this introduction, we briefly explore the history of AI. We particularly focus on the relationship between AI and cognitive science and introduce this special issue that promotes the method of inspiring AI development with the results of cognitive science research.

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