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Three Other Challenges for Artificial Constructivist Agent from an Enactive Perspective

Pierre De Loor

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Abstract

Open peer commentary on the article “Plasticity, Granularity and Multiple Contingency - Essentials for Conceiving an Artificial Constructivist Agent” by Manfred Füllsack. Upshot: This commentary aims to deepen the proposition made by Füllsack about the possibility of minimal constructivist agents from an enactive perspective. Even though I agree with the main purpose of his target article, I maintain that it could be interesting to go further and to introduce notions such as boundary, viability, multi-scale modelling and phenomenal domain separation. I also argue that the examples and models proposed in the target article are challenged by these concepts.

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De Loor P. (2018) Three other challenges for artificial constructivist agent from an enactive perspective. Constructivist Foundations 13(2): 298–300. http://constructivist.info/13/2/298

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De Loor P., Manac’h, K. & Chevaillier P. (2014) The memorization of in-line sensorimotor invariants: Toward behavioral ontogeny and enactive agents. Artificial Life and Robotics 19(2): 127–135. http://cepa.info/4552
De Loor P., Manac’h, K. & Tisseau J. (2009) Enaction-based artificial intelligence: Toward co-evolution with humans in the loop. Minds and Machines 19(3): 319–343. http://cepa.info/4547
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