Companion Cognitive Systems: Design Goals and Lessons Learned So Far
Kenneth D. Forbus, Matthew E. Klenk, Thomas R. Hinrichs · IEEE Intelligent Systems · 2009
The companion cognitive architecture supports experiments in achieving human-level intelligence. This article describes seven key design goals of companions, relating them to properties of human reasoning and learning, and to engineering concerns raised by attempting to build large-scale cognitive systems. We summarize our experiences with companions in two domains: test taking and game playing.