Unfolding cognitive capacities

In D. Andler, M. Okada & I. Watanabe (eds.), Reasoning and Cognition. pp. 95--101 (2006)
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Abstract

As regards cognitive capacities, the point of view of classical Artificial Intelligence has been much challenged by the so-called emergentist point of view. This paper attempts to outline,on the basis of logical considerations dealing with practical feasibility, a general theory of incompressible unfolding that is consonant with an old Leibnizian stance rather with the contemporary theory of complexity. I defend a variant of emergentism according to which any process that leads to endow a system with cognitive capacities is such an incompressible unfolding.

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