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Framework for a Generative Multi-modal model of Embodied Thought

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This work suggests a psychologically-inspired framework for approximating thought that is embodied, multi-modal, and at its core— generative, and proposes that this iterative cycle of generative questioning will result in this model achieving a milestone of human thought.

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