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Freud and the algorithm: neuropsychoanalysis as a framework to understand artificial general intelligence
Computer ScienceHumanities and Social Sciences Communications

Freud and the algorithm: neuropsychoanalysis as a framework to understand artificial general intelligence

L. M. Possati

This groundbreaking research by Luca M. Possati proposes a revolutionary shift in artificial general intelligence (AGI) by integrating neuropsychoanalysis and affective neuroscience. By focusing on the subcortical areas of the brain and emphasizing emotions, this paper presents a transformative approach to AGI system design, suggesting that an emotionally grounded AI is the key to better control.... show more
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