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Selected readings on self-programming

• The best reference I know to explain why self-programming is a prerequisite for autonomous sense-making is Froese & Ziemke (2009). Enactive artificial intelligence: Investigating the systemic organization of life and mind. Journal of Artificial Intelligence, 173(3-4): 466-500. This article invokes the concept of constitutive autonomy, which, I argue, can be achieved through self-programming.
• Georgeon & Marshall (2013). Demonstrating sensemaking emergence in artificial agents: A method and an example. International Journal of Machine Consciousness, 5(2), pp 131-144.
• An issue of AGI devoted to self-programming. Great reference to support self-programming! Thórisson, Nivel, Sanz, & Wang (2013). Approaches and Assumptions of Self-Programming in Achieving Artificial General Intelligence. Journal of Artificial General Intelligence. 3(3), 1-10.

This ends Lesson 4 (it was the hardest!). The participants of the IDEAL MOOC may go back to their session in Claroline Connect to answer a questionnaire.

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