Oops, I mean chimpanzees not gorillas. They outperform humans in short term
memory tests. https://youtu.be/ravykEih1rE
On Sun, Feb 24, 2019, 9:46 AM Stefan Reich via AGI
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> > For example, you cannot learn to remember a 20 digit permutation on a
> screen and immediately recall it back no ma
I've always found that supplied code did not work just the way I wanted it
to. A little like the new string that cannot be changed. I mean it is not
that difficult to use an alternative or to even build a simple function but
if you want to change a string in place you pretty much have to use some
a
Jim, I tried to make the github://opencog/atomspace to be a collection of
things that seem to be generically useful for anyone working on a broad
range of agi-ideas. If they are not actually useful for someone's
particular theory, I cannot help that.
By contrast, the github://opencog/opencog is a
I wonder if there could be an open source where people or teams might be
able to try their own ideas without being persuaded to pursue someone
else's overarching theory?
Jim Bromer
On Sun, Feb 24, 2019 at 12:09 PM Mike Archbold wrote:
> On 2/24/19, Matt Mahoney wrote:
> > Colin, I think the so
On 2/24/19, Matt Mahoney wrote:
> Colin, I think the source of our disagreement is that we have very
> different ideas about what we mean by AGI. To you, AGI is an autonomous
> agent that learns on its own by doing science (experiments). It is
> completely general and can work in any field like a
> For example, you cannot learn to remember a 20 digit permutation on a
screen and immediately recall it back no matter how much you practice,
which a something a gorilla can do because its DNA is different.
Gorillas can do that?
On Sun, 24 Feb 2019 at 14:46, Matt Mahoney wrote:
> Colin, I thin
Colin, I think the source of our disagreement is that we have very
different ideas about what we mean by AGI. To you, AGI is an autonomous
agent that learns on its own by doing science (experiments). It is
completely general and can work in any field like a real human. To me, AGI
means automating a
Matt:
"When you put millions of these specialists together you have AGI."
No you don't Says who? (1) Where's the proof? (2) Where's the principle
that suggests it? You have neither of these things. Even if you had both
these things you'd still have to build AGI and test it assuming they are
f
OpenCog is one open source effort. But real progress in AI like Google,
Siri, Alexa etc. is not just software. It's hundreds of petabytes of data
from the 4 billion people on the internet and the millions of CPUs needed
to process it. It's not just something you could download and run.
I realize i
If God in his infinite wisdom also made Mentifex, so who are we to question?
=)
On Sat, 23 Feb 2019 at 23:37, justcamel wrote:
> Either this guy is using 3 alter egos to spam the list with stuff
> regarding his programmatical horse shit or people are just that
> ill-equipped ...
>
> For the pas
Either this guy is using 3 alter egos to spam the list with stuff
regarding his programmatical horse shit or people are just that
ill-equipped ...
For the past 30 years, I have done everything from writing carrier grade
provisioning systems to reverse engineering computer games and writing
"a
Ah, they sell the dataset:
https://www.existor.com/products/cleverbot-data-for-machine-learning/
On Sat, 23 Feb 2019 at 21:01, Stefan Reich <
stefan.reich.maker.of@googlemail.com> wrote:
> > I would like to know why there isn't even an opensource Cleverbot effort.
>
> Are the original dialogs
> I would like to know why there isn't even an opensource Cleverbot effort.
Are the original dialogs from Cleverbot not open source? That is actually
sad.
> I know Mentiflex is widely touted as an open source AGI
but most folks have problems with the source as written.
You mean Mentifex? Uhm...
http://ai.neocities.org/FirstWorkingAGI.html is the JavaScript tutorial
version of an "open source AGI effort" composed of fifty mind-modules and
able (in Perl) to think in English or Russian. The three open-source AGI
Minds are capable of automated reasoning with logical inference. Each AGI
uses c
Cool. What is the github name?
On 2/23/2019 12:34 PM, Stefan Reich via AGI wrote:
I'm doing one.
On Sat, 23 Feb 2019 at 18:33, Ed Pell mailto:edp...@optonline.net>> wrote:
All, why is there no open source AGI effort?
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I would like to know why there isn't even an opensource Cleverbot effort.
I think it would be a useful thing to have as a way to create pairs of
input response chains.
I have coded a simple one, but don't know why the data is not easily
accessible for the original,
as I can see how it would be a us
I'm doing one.
On Sat, 23 Feb 2019 at 18:33, Ed Pell wrote:
> All, why is there no open source AGI effort?
>
> Ed Pell
>
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