John Scanlon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is anyone interested in discussing the use of formal logic as the foundation for knowledge representation schemes for AI? It's a common approach, but I think it's the wrong path. Even if you add probability or fuzzy logic, it's still insufficient for true intelligence. [...]
> Is anyone interested in discussing the use of formal logic as the foundation for knowledge representation schemes for AI? It's a common approach, but I think it's the wrong path. Even if you add probability or fuzzy logic, it's still insufficient for true intelligence. [...]
Hi John,
The system you described is interesting, and it's basically what my group is doing too. I've written a requirements list for AGI:
The project is still in the design phase, so it's a good time for you or anyone to join now. Our policy is open source and for-profit.
PS I agree with Ben that some form of probabilistic logic is sufficient for AGI representation ;)
YKY
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