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Robotic Cognition

Robotic Cognition An Exploration into

Robotic Cognition An Exploration into Robotic Emotion

Goals

Goals Prove Robotic Emotion is a thing

Goals Prove Robotic Emotion is a thing Discuss Robotic Emotion development

Goals Prove Robotic Emotion is a thing Discuss Robotic Emotion development Possibilities and Limitations

Understanding Emotion

Understanding Emotion What is an emotion?

Understanding Emotion What is an emotion? Behavior

Understanding Emotion What is an emotion? Behavior Social Interaction

Understanding Emotion What is an emotion? Behavior Social Interaction Feelings

Understanding Emotion What is an emotion? Behavior Social Interaction Feelings Definition 1 A natural instinctive state of mind deriving from one's circumstances, mood, or relationships with others

Understanding Emotion What is an emotion? Behavior Social Interaction Feelings Definition 1 A natural instinctive state of mind deriving from one's circumstances, mood, or relationships with others Definition 2 Neurobiologists and psychologists alike have conceptualized an emotion as a concerted, generally adaptive, phasic change in multiple physiological systems (including both somatic and neural components) in response to the value of a stimulus

Understanding Emotion (cont.) Emotions not limited to humans Neurochemical coding Fear and the Amygdala

Fear Algorithm-ized

Fear Algorithm-ized Emotions involve primitive circuits

Fear Algorithm-ized Emotions involve primitive circuits Cognitive circuits can work independently from emotional circuits

Fear Algorithm-ized Emotions involve primitive circuits Cognitive circuits can work independently from emotional circuits Emotional memories are somewhat different from other kinds of memory

Fear Algorithm-ized Emotions involve primitive circuits Cognitive circuits can work independently from emotional circuits Emotional memories are somewhat different from other kinds of memory Two parallel routes of emotional processing of a stimulus. Thalamic-Amygdala pathway (speed of fear) Cortical-Amygdala pathway (modulates)

Fear Algorithm-ized Emotions involve primitive circuits Cognitive circuits can work independently from emotional circuits Emotional memories are somewhat different from other kinds of memory Two parallel routes of emotional processing of a stimulus. Thalamic-Amygdala pathway (speed of fear) Cortical-Amygdala pathway (modulates) There are two physically separate inputs to an emotional (evaluation) system Simple stimuli Complex stimuli

Fear Algorithm-ized Emotions involve primitive circuits Cognitive circuits can work independently from emotional circuits Emotional memories are somewhat different from other kinds of memory Two parallel routes of emotional processing of a stimulus. Thalamic-Amygdala pathway (speed of fear) Cortical-Amygdala pathway (modulates) There are two physically separate inputs to an emotional (evaluation) system Simple stimuli Complex stimuli Emotional expressions are triggered by a central signal Also determined by current state of the animal

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