Thank you all for the information you have shared. I have
Probabilistic Logic Networks, and Engineering General Intelligence 1
and 2, and Hidden Pattern. I am reviewing c++ and python. I don't have
a working version of opencog on my computer yet though. I am working
on my masters in System Science which is the study of things with a
relation between them. I just need a termination project which is
working code.
I want to create a model of the program. What is wrong with the
thinking model that I described? All information is stored in the mind
and recursively asks questions, give commands, and makes declarations
all of which are high on the heirarchy that has submodalities and
their deformations through time at the bottom? All of this is prompted
by sensory input. That is my idea in a nutshell.
Thank you again for sharing your ideas and knowledge with me. Is it
possible to mention and describe Opencog on a vblog that I am starting
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On 10/2/17, Murilo Saraiva de Queiroz <[email protected]> wrote:
> About post-scarcity economy, uploads and such: the new book from Cory
> Doctorow, Walkaway, is pretty interesting! I didnt' finish it yet, but I'm
> enjoying a lot of stuff there.
>
> On Sun, Oct 1, 2017 at 11:02 PM, Linas Vepstas <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
>> You might enjoy the AGI mailing list. If you cast your net more widely,
>> there's the extropians, the trans-humanists, the life-extensionists,
>> certain classes of economists, and much much more. There are TED talks
>> about unemployment caused by AI/AGI. Ray Kurzweil has written half a
>> dozen
>> books, there are others before him, and our very own Ben Geortzel just
>> published his sixth or seventh maybe a few months ago or so, this latest
>> one is non-technical, general readership.
>>
>> And of course, the original Star Trek series was set in a post-scarcity
>> economy. You would name whatever you wanted, and the replicator would
>> just
>> create it, for nothing, for free. Earl Grey tea. The recent Star Trek
>> reboots completely lost sight of this utopia, and replaced it by
>> pointless
>> stupid action-adventure.
>>
>> --linas
>>
>> On Mon, Oct 2, 2017 at 9:29 AM, William Taylor <[email protected]>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> "So does everyone. Easy to say, hard to do. You can implement quick
>>> cheesy hacks in a few months or a few years. You can spend ten or 20
>>> yeas after that, and still not get even close. Many, many many have
>>> tried, no one has been successful yet. Not even partly-successful."
>>>
>>> Heh, I have the rest of my life to work on this. I am still learning
>>> c++ python and opencog.
>>>
>>> Lots and lots of people talk about this. The only problem is that its
>>> actually really hard to do this, technically, politically, socially,
>>> economically, legally.
>>>
>>> I haven't heard anyone talking about this idea. My researching skills
>>> suck. Has anyone tried a recursive function that starts with an
>>> outside stimulus, coordinates and runs thousands of smaller
>>> experiential patterns in an effort to maximize a utility function? In
>>> other words the system would get a string from the outside world such
>>> as: System gets a request for a hamburger. It performs a
>>> transderivational search by running the object of a hamburger through
>>> all of the modalities and transforms such as aroma of hamburgers,
>>> shape and color of hamburgers, texture and resistant pressure of
>>> hamburgers and so forth. It then explores the relations of hamburgers
>>> like where to get them, how much they cost and etc. These give a model
>>> of the hamburger, the thought. I think a thought is a model of reality
>>> and it consists of internal and external sensory perceptions ordered
>>> in a specific way. Our brain has thousands of them. We constantly
>>> model things. The mind uses models to ask questions, declare
>>> statements, and issue commands. English language is a basic model of
>>> human thought and as such suggests there are three kinds of thoughts,
>>> declarations, questions and commands. A thinking "function" could be a
>>> recursive function that tests for an external sense or senses and
>>> builds a model by asking questions, making declarations, or issuing
>>> orders. It can receive a language input asking it to create a love
>>> story. It does a transderivational search for love stories and models
>>> a love story, distorts the results from the search to create a new
>>> story about love.
>>>
>>>
>>> Lots and lots of people talk about this. The only problem is that its
>>> actually really hard to do this, technically, politically, socially,
>>> economically, legally.
>>>
>>> No matter what I would like to join in on the conversation and learn
>>> to shape my idea
>>> (model) better so that it fits reality. Please point me to books,
>>> threads, anything so that I can learn from the giants before me and
>>> stand on their shoulders. That way I may see something I wasn't able
>>> to see before. Please excuse the sloppy language in trying to explain
>>> my idea. I am excited to share these foolish dreams and I am perhaps
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>>> On 10/1/17, Linas Vepstas <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> > On Sun, Oct 1, 2017 at 11:25 PM, William Taylor <
>>> [email protected]>
>>> > wrote:
>>> >
>>> >> Please excuse the double post. I have an idea that I would like to
>>> >> try
>>> >> out. I would like to design modalities, sight sound taste touch and
>>> >> smell and general. Each of these are in turn broken into
>>> >> submodalities, For example sight has shape, color, position. Shape
>>> >> can
>>> >> be a collection of points in xyz three dimensional space. Feeling has
>>> >> temperature, pressure, texture. General has intensity, location,
>>> >> duration. Sound has pitch, volume, and so forth.
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > Sure, we do some of this already, for the robots. The code is here:
>>> >
>>> > https://github.com/opencog/ros-behavior-scripting/tree/master/sensors
>>> >
>>> > See for example, "room brightness" or "sound track". Its pretty
>>> > stupid,
>>> > but it works and gets used,
>>> >
>>> >
>>> >> An object has each of
>>> >> these qualities. Through time these objects can be deformed. For
>>> >> example: red color, round shape. Smell is apple scent. Feeling is
>>> >> hard, and crunchy and juicy.
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > Sure. There's a write up for how do do this here:
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > https://github.com/opencog/opencog/blob/master/opencog/eva/
>>> architecture/embodiment.pdf
>>> >
>>> > Some of it is implemented; its crude.
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > On a higher level is the idea that this
>>> >> is an apple. It can be deformed as chunks over time are taken out of
>>> >> the apple. The higher level idea is that the apple is being eaten.
>>> >> Higher yet again is the thought, this apple tastes good.
>>> >>
>>> >
>>> > Sure, but this is where the problem gets hard.
>>> >
>>> >>
>>> >> Ultimately I would like to create a program that can generate ideas
>>> >> and put them into text.
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > So does everyone. Easy to say, hard to do. You can implement quick
>>> cheesy
>>> > hacks in a few months or a few years. You can spend ten or 20 yeas
>>> after
>>> > that, and still not get even close. Many, many many have tried, no
>>> > one
>>> has
>>> > been successful yet. Not even partly-successful.
>>> >
>>> >
>>> >> Then it can animate the text creating movies.
>>> >> I want to create this system so that in the end, the program can
>>> >> create items of value. I also want to create, or help create a
>>> >> distribution system with the property of getting the text or movie to
>>> >> those who want it.
>>> >>
>>> >> My dream is to create a program that in turn creates items of value
>>> >> and distributes them to those who want it. This I believe is a wealth
>>> >> generation system and it will be able to reduce poverty. I know it
>>> >> sounds crazy but it is my goal.
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > Lots and lots of people talk about this. The only problem is that its
>>> > actually really hard to do this, technically, politically, socially,
>>> > economically, legally.
>>> >
>>> >
>>> >> It is the reason I need a storyteller.
>>> >> I would like to use opencog to make it.
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>>> >> On 10/1/17, Linas Vepstas <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> >> > Ooof dah. A master's thesis is not much time, so at best I can
>>> suggest
>>> >> > only quick hacks. And you probably mostly would not need opencog
>>> >> > to
>>> >> > implement them.
>>> >> >
>>> >> > One quick hack would be to try to discover which bundles or groups
>>> >> > of
>>> >> words
>>> >> > dominate nearby paragraphs, and which groups of words recur
>>> throughout
>>> >> the
>>> >> > story. You can then replace those words by other words.
>>> Alternately,
>>> >> > if
>>> >> > two paragraphs are closely tied to one-another, but weakly tied to
>>> the
>>> >> rest
>>> >> > of the text, you can cut them out entirely, and replace them by
>>> >> > some
>>> >> other
>>> >> > paragraphs from elsewhere (after adjusting word-content).
>>> >> >
>>> >> > By "words", I really mean nouns and entity names, and all the
>>> pronouns
>>> >> that
>>> >> > refer to them (he, she, it ...) just try to see which ones are
>>> >> > near
>>> to
>>> >> > one-another, maybe that's enough to "understand" what a paragraph
>>> >> > is
>>> >> > talking about. Verbs might be fun to play with. but you want to
>>> avoid
>>> >> > creating sentences like "green ideas sleep furiously". Thus,
>>> >> > cutting
>>> >> > and
>>> >> > replacing entire paragraphs makes more sense; and then adjust the
>>> nouns
>>> >> so
>>> >> > that the story is still about the same topics.
>>> >> >
>>> >> > --linas
>>> >> >
>>> >> > On Sun, Oct 1, 2017 at 9:50 PM, William Taylor
>>> >> > <[email protected]>
>>> >> > wrote:
>>> >> >
>>> >> >> Thank you for responding. If you can give me some ideas, I may be
>>> able
>>> >> >> to create the code myself, or help create it. I am not the
>>> >> >> greatest
>>> >> >> programmer but I can learn and improve. I would like to use this
>>> >> >> for
>>> >> >> my termination project for my Masters at Binghamton University in
>>> New
>>> >> >> York.
>>> >> >>
>>> >> >> On 10/1/17, Linas Vepstas <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> >> >> > Not at this time. We have ideas about this, but no code. --linas
>>> >> >> >
>>> >> >> > On Wed, Sep 27, 2017 at 4:21 AM, [email protected] <
>>> >> >> > [email protected]> wrote:
>>> >> >> >
>>> >> >> >> Is it possible to use opencog to input stories and break them
>>> >> >> >> apart,
>>> >> >> >> distort them, and then assemble them in new ways to create
>>> >> >> >> "new"
>>> >> >> stories?
>>> >> >> >>
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