On 9/5/06, M. Riad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Sorry to barge into the conversation in this way, but YKY mentioned something I needed clarification with.
You said: Withlogic I can write down a rule for recognizing this pretty easily, mainly due to the use of symbolic variables. So you see the
YKY, I agree with your views, predicate logic is much more
straightforward to work with, and I absolutely respect all the work
and thoughts put into it.
A problem within the AI domain is that Vision has not been solved yet.
The existing and functioning algorithms are mainly specialised into
sub
--- Philip Goetz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 9/1/06, Stephen Reed [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Rather than cash payments I have in mind a scheme
similar to the pre-world wide web bulletin board
system in which FTP sites had upload and download
ratios. If you wished to benefit from the
On 05/09/06, Kingma, D.P. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A problem within the AI domain is that Vision has not been solved yet.The existing and functioning algorithms are mainly specialised intosub domains like face recognition etc. These are very nice but are notgeneral enough to use in an arbitrary
The system you are describing sounds very interesting. If it is a
'cheap' technique, able to work with consumer hardware etc, it may be
just the thing we're waiting for.
The Hawkins theory is indeed not tested on complex imagery but there
are different teams working on it. What is so special to
On 9/4/06, Charles D Hixson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Philip Goetz wrote:
It is a good idea, for these reasons:
1. The money would be paid to the people who wrote the software.
Under the GPL model you're promoting, the authors get nothing.
The GPL does not prohibit you from selling
I would like to make some very general comments on AGI. Marcus Hutter's AIXI
shows that in a very general sense, the optimal behavior of a goal seeking
agent at each point in time is to guess that the environment is simulated by
the shortest Turing machine consistent with all observations so
Philip Goetz wrote:
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Those companies don't make money off the software. They sell products
and services. The GPL is not successful at enabling people to make
money directly off software. This is critical, because it takes a
large company and a large capital investment to make money selling
