A complete theory of tests for a theory of mind must consider hierarchical complexity and stage

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 26 (5):606-606 (2003)
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Abstract

We distinguish traditional cognition theories from hierarchically complex stacked neural networks that meet many of Newell's criteria. The latter are flexible and can learn anything that a person can learn, by using their mistakes and successes the same way humans do. Shortcomings are due largely to limitations of current technology.

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