A new approach to implementing cognitive architectures based on graphical models holds the potential for simpler yet more functional architectures. It also raises the possibility of incorporating visual representation and reasoning into architectures in a manner that is uniformly implemented, and tightly coupled, with both perception and cognition. While much of this is still highly speculative, the core of how it might work is outlined here.
['Paul S. Rosenbloom']
Speculations on leveraging graphical models for architectural integration of visual representation and reasoning