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Artificial General Intelligence

Ben Goertzel (editor) and Cassio Pennachin (editor), “Artificial General Intelligence”. Springer Berlin Heidelberg (Cognitive Technologies series), issued and published-print year in the publisher's deposited metadata (published 2007). Year of publication as Goertzel's 2011 post gives it (date claimed by a later account or citation: 2005).

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