Well, the main disadvantage of not representing knowledge is that
doing so makes you completely unintelligent ;-) [Of course, whether
or not this is really a disadvantage is a philosophical question, I
suppose. It has been said that ignorance is bliss ... ]
Seriously: Do you mean to suggest
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From: "Ben Goertzel" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: agi@v2.listbox.com
Sent: Wednesday, May 31, 2006 8:25 AM
Subject: Re: [agi] Types of Knowledge Representaion and Advantages
Disadvantages?
Well, the main disadvantage
of not representing knowledge is that doing so
My question was more to the different methodology of knowledge
Representations (KR) and Knowledge Base (KB) types of designs and their
performance at retrieving facts in respect to the computer time/computer
instructions required to retrieve facts and storage requirements.
Well, viewing the
What are the Novamate limits of storage?
Does Novamate look for what is there(data mining) as well as what is not
there?
How big is Novamate?
Reading/Writing data can result in I/O bound systems.
Dan Goe
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From: Ben Goertzel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
On the subject of declarative memories vs procedural ones, I've come across
accounts of patients who lost their declarative memory totally (the common
amnesia), but retained procedural memory. For example, the patient was able
to drive or dine with forks and knives etc but forgot everything that
Novamente can run on a distributed network of machines, using both RAM
and disk for memory; hence in principle it has no limits of storage
except those imposed by cost...
Of course there are limitations in terms of RAM access time and
distributed processing overhead, but these are the familiar
Philip Goetz wrote:
There are many such accounts. I've yet to come across an account of a
patient who lost their procedural memory but ratained declarative
memory. Perhaps such a patient would be diagnosed with motor problems
rather than with memory loss.
If you lose your procedural memory,
IMO, it seems common both in governments and in doctors to treat the
symptoms and not the underlying cause...
I.e. your cold flu symptoms are treated with Sinus medication to drain
your sinus pressure, something for aches pains and fever, and something to
relieve your cough. In time, your
What is the largest test to date of Novamate on a distributed network of
machines?
Is Novamate designing itself?
Dan Goe
From : Ben Goertzel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To : agi@v2.listbox.com
Subject : Re: [agi] Data there vs data not there, Limits
To answer your questions:
Right now the most machines we have used for a single NM installation is 4
However, scaling up to many machines is NOT our biggest issue by any means...
In 2000, we ran our Webmind AI Engine system (with a conceptually
similar distributed processing infrastructure) on
Do you have a projection of the optomistic and pesimistic times of when NM
will achieve Trans-Human intelligence?
How long before NM gets to first grade?
12th grade? collage?
Phd Status?
Dan Goe
From : Ben Goertzel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Wed, 31 May 2006 11:24:00 -500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you have a projection of the optomistic and pesimistic times of when NM
will achieve Trans-Human intelligence?
The pessimistic time-frame is never... the optimistic time-frame is 2
years from now.
More meaningful
What will be the minimum and optimum system requirements to run
(young-child level) NM?
Will you sell NM or sell the services that NM can offer?
Dan Goe
From : Ben Goertzel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To : agi@v2.listbox.com
Subject : Re: [agi]
What will be the minimum and optimum system requirements to run
(young-child level) NM?
I am not sure but am thinking it will be 100 current single-processor
PC in a standard network configuration
Will you sell NM or sell the services that NM can offer?
Services...
-- ben g
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