Narratives of an Artificial Agent

Akimoto, Taisuke

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“…From this perspective, we have been addressing the conceptual systematization of a cognitive architecture. The initial concept is presented in [12].…”

Section: Stories Forming An Agent's Mental Worldmentioning

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Emergentist View on Generative Narrative Cognition: Considering Principles of the Self-Organization of Mental Stories

Akimoto

2018

Advances in Human-Computer Interaction

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We consider the essence of human intelligence to be the ability to mentally (internally) construct a world in the form of stories through interactions with external environments. Understanding the principles of this mechanism is vital for realizing a humanlike and autonomous artificial intelligence, but there are extremely complex problems involved. From this perspective, we propose a conceptual-level theory for the computational modeling of generative narrative cognition. Our basic idea can be described as follows: stories are representational elements forming an agent's mental world and are also living objects that have the power of self-organization. In this study, we develop this idea by discussing the complexities of the internal structure of a story and the organizational structure of a mental world. In particular, we classify the principles of the self-organization of a mental world into five types of generative actions, i.e., connective, hierarchical, contextual, gathering, and adaptive. An integrative cognition is explained with these generative actions in the form of a distributed multiagent system of stories.

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“…From this perspective, we have been addressing the conceptual systematization of a cognitive architecture. The initial concept is presented in [12].…”

Section: Stories Forming An Agent's Mental Worldmentioning

confidence: 99%

Emergentist View on Generative Narrative Cognition: Considering Principles of the Self-Organization of Mental Stories

Akimoto

2018

Advances in Human-Computer Interaction

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Consideration of Fundamental Methods and Principles for Human-Computer Co-Creation of Narratives

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Ogata

2019

Advances in Linguistics and Communication Studies

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The authors propose the conceptual design of a co-creative narrative generation system that co-creates a collection of diverse narratives from a narrative generation program and people. The long-term goal of this study is to vitalize humans' narrative creation by developing generative narrative technology. The key idea is to connect and unify individual narrative productions by many agents, including one or more computer programs and humans, via a collection of narratives produced and accumulated by these agents. Simultaneously, a co-creative narrative generation system is the practice of a computational approach to narratology as a model for the social system of narrative production. This chapter describes the basic concepts of the co-creative narrative generation system.

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Narratives of an Artificial Agent

Cited by 2 publications

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Emergentist View on Generative Narrative Cognition: Considering Principles of the Self-Organization of Mental Stories

Emergentist View on Generative Narrative Cognition: Considering Principles of the Self-Organization of Mental Stories

Consideration of Fundamental Methods and Principles for Human-Computer Co-Creation of Narratives

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