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Aug 20, 2021Liked by Mykola Rabchevskiy

" the sequence of events is permanently replenished, while the amount of available memory is limited. Therefore, the oldest items must be deleted if the available memory is full." -- events (as data or as knowledge) have different value and practicality. It makes sense to assign weight (value) to events or data and increase value if they are used and prove their usefulness. This way, not the oldest items would be deleted but the least useful ones. Of course, the value should "degrade" over time as well to let newer items stay for longer. The speed of value degradation would define the "conservatism" of the system, i.e. its favoring of older or newer data.

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Mar 26, 2021Liked by Mykola Rabchevskiy

Hi Mykola,

I love what you are doing, lots of food for thought. I just have a comment on the paragraph:

"Finally, patterns can be used to exchange knowledge between AGI systems and implement a collective version of knowledge accumulation. Importing a pattern is essentially the equivalent of learning by repeating the actions of another agent."

Since the representation of the patterns is grounded it depends on the specific configuration of the AGI's sensors and actuators. Thus the patterns can only be exchanged with another AGI that has the same sensor and actuator configuration.

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