Yes. Put that more simply, the conscious mind supervises creative thinking -  
that which “we don’t know how to do”  pace Piaget, and wh. is non-algorithmic,  
- and the unconscious mind is in charge of routine, (basically rational), 
algorithmic thinking, which we do already know how to do. And that’s the 
essential architecture of a mildly evolved AGI or lower organism – and a neat, 
fairly obvious division of labour.

From: Micah Blumberg 
Sent: Saturday, December 01, 2012 11:40 PM
To: AGI 
Subject: Re: [agi] Kurzweil's new book

Hawkins Memory-Prediction may be a key component of future AGI, but it isn't 
conscious, and its not meant to be, he is building it for a narrow the 
application of predicting live streaming big data, to make highly accurate 
predictions about when to heat a building on a campus, and when to cool it, to 
save money. That isn't AGI, it has a much more narrow focus. If you shut down 
the old brain, and just have a neo cortex, your neocortex alone will not be 
conscious. That's why Hawkins work isn't AGI

On Saturday, December 1, 2012, Tim Tyler wrote:

  On 30/11/2012 19:52, Piaget Modeler wrote:


Hawkins has a very narrow focus, he isn't building AGI, he's building software 
that makes predictions, its totally different from making an artificial mind.
  Not so much. If we knew what the consequences of our actions would be, it 
would
  help a *lot* with choosing between them.  Think of chess, for instance.  If 
you knew
  the likely consequences of your possible moves, you would be done.

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