http://www.whiteboxrobotics.com -- White Box Robotics (WBR) --
is bringing PC Bots to market, or robots that operate under
the control of a standard personal computer (PC) and therefore
are ideal platforms for PC-based artificial intelligence.
http://www.914pcbots.com is a forum for discussion
So my guess is that focusing on the practical level for building an agi system is sufficient, and it's easier than focusing on very abstract levels. When you have a system that can e.g. play soccer, tie shoe lases, build fences, throw objects to hit other objects, walk through a terrain to a
On 7/12/06, James Ratcliff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is essential. If a long term plan would be made only formulated in terms of (very concrete) microlevel concepts there would be a near-infinity of possible plans, and plan descriptions would be enormously long, and would contain a lot of
On Tuesday 11 July 2006 18:49, James Ratcliff wrote:
So my guess is that focusing on the practical level for building an agi
system is sufficient, and it's easier than focusing on very abstract
levels. When you have a system that can e.g. play soccer, tie shoe
lases, build fences,
(From a former Soar researcher) I don't have the time to get involved in a big discussion board, but just in case nobody else replies I thought I'd send you a couple of sentences. Soar at it's core is a pretty simple beast. It's a very high performance production rule system with built in
