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The Emergence of Emotional Intelligence: From Rational Cognition to the Emotional Mind

Explores evolution of emotional intelligence across cognitive science and affective traditions; relevant to understanding emergent cognitive properties.

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Distributed Cognition and Emergent Consciousness in Multi-Agent AI Systems
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Central research question driving the literature search; frames the exploration of whether machine consciousness emerges from inter-agent processes rather than individual systems.

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Conceptual advances in the links between machine learning and evolution now provide quantitative formalisms with which to begin to develop testable models of collective intelligence across scales.claim0.758
Asserts that the time is ripe for formal models.
Neural networks and physical systems with emergent collective computational abilities (Hopfield, 1982)concept0.754
Original Hopfield network paper; the attractor dynamics in TEM memory retrieval are a continuous version of this.
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The essay's central question after deconstructing the commonsense view of intelligence.
Autonomy and emergence of intelligence through organized interactive constructionclaim0.747
Christensen & Hooker's position that intelligence emerges from autonomous self-organizing systems; related to biogenic approach.
Extended Mind Hypothesisframework0.747
Cognitive framework referenced to explain how prosthetics and implants extend agent cognition; applied to cyborg contexts.
All intelligences are collectives; individual intelligence arises from interaction of many unintelligent components (neurons) arranged with right organization and connections.claim0.747
Foundational claim dissolving distinction between individual and collective intelligence by recognizing brains as archetypal intelligent collectives.
Minds may have preceded brains in evolutionary history.claim0.747
Interpretive claim grounded in evidence from evolutionary biology and developmental bioelectricity.
Connectionist models of cognition and learning identify conditions where collective intelligence can arise bottom-up, using only distributed learning mechanisms without system-level or global feedback.claim0.745
Central claim about the power of connectionism.