] Teaching AI's
to self-modify
Hi Dennis,
Sorry for the long delay in reply, I've been on vacation and am now
plowing through a big pile of backed-up emails
To answer your three questions...
1) We have an NLP framework that uses a variation of the carnegie-mellon
"link p
instance of the Novamente core
software process on each of them.
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Ben
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Hello Ben
Hi Dennis,
Sorry for the long delay in reply, I've been on vacation and am now plowing through a big pile of backed-up emails
To answer your three questions...
1) We have an NLP framework that uses a variation of the carnegie-mellon "link parser" together with a bunch of special "semantic
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Ben,
Aren'toptimizations bysupercompilation going to make the
future changes of that code more (maybe a lot
more)difficult?
Sincerely,
Jiri
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Ben,
Aren't optimizations by supercompilation going to make the future
changes of that code more (maybe a lot more) difficult?
Sincerely,
Jiri
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Hi Ben,
If the AI knows the machine as its natural context (stacks, registers,
etc., ie, world
Ben, I hope you are going to keep a human in the
loop.
Human in the loop scenario:
The alpha Novamente makes a suggestion about some
change to its software.
The human implements the change on the beta
Novamente running on a separate machine, and tests it.
If it seems to be an
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Re: [agi] Teaching AI's to
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Ben, I hope you are going to keep a human in the
loop.
Human in the loop scenario:
The alpha Novamente makes a suggestion about some
change to its software.
The human implements the change on the beta
Ben,
1) Could you describe what is the architecture of you INLINK
interactive framework?
How is it going to handle natural language?
2) I doubt that it's possible to communicate in natural language
completely unambiguously. There always will be some uncertainty.
Intelligent system itself will
