Computational Cognitive Models for Brain-Machine Collaborations

Cyborg intelligence will integrate the best of both machine and biological intelligences via brain-machine integration. To make this integration effective and coadaptive, multiagents should work collaboratively. Here, three levels of computational cognitive models for brain-machine collaboration are presented--awareness-based, motivational-based, and joint-intention-based collaboration. Each collaboration level has its own principle and method.

Authors

• Zhongzhi Shi
• Jianhua Zhang School of Computer Science and Engineering, Tianjin University of Technology, Tianjin, 300384, China
• Xi Yang
• Gang Ma
• Baoyuan Qi Xiaomi Corporation
• Jinpeng Yue

Keywords

• Man machine systems
• Brain models
• Humanoid robots
• Human computer interaction
• Collaboration
• Artificial intelligence
• Multi-agent Systems
• Collaborative Model
• Turing Machine
• Team Members
• Working Memory
• Basic Relations
• Individual Capabilities
• Autonomous Agents
• Explicit Goal
• Goal Of The Agent
• Update Operation
• Agents Aim
• Agent Beliefs
• cyborg intelligence
• brain-machine collaboration
• brain-machine integration
• machine intelligence
• intelligent systems