I studied OSCAR years ago, but haven't followed it closely. Simply speaking,
both OSCAR and NARS are "logic-based" approaches, and their major difference
is that OSCAR stays much closer to traditional mathematical logic (in terms
of formal language, semantics, rules, control mechanism, and so on).
I think the key fact is that most of these projects are currently
relatively inactive --- plenty of passion out there, just not a
lot of resources.
The last I heard both the HAL project and the CAM-brain project
where pretty much at a stand still due to lack of funding?
Perhaps a good piece of
Pei,
I've been reading thru some of the papers on the OSCAR site,
>
> http://oscarhome.soc-sci.arizona.edu/ftp/OSCAR-web-page/OSCAR.htm
>
The general cognitive architecture Pollock proposes there seems reasonable,
although I feel it's very incomplete, focusing exclusively on logical
inference a
David Noziglia wrote:
> It is a common belief that game theory has shown that it is
> advantageous to
> be selfish and nasty. I assume that the members of this group
> know that is
> wrong, that game theory has in fact shown that in a situation of repeated
> interaction, it is more advantageous
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Pei,
Your criteria are more stringent than mine, but your list was made with a
similar idea in mind I'm not making restrictions about the number of
years a project has been in existence, for example.
It appears the only thing on your list that I missed is the OSCAR project
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Hi,
Inspired by a recent post, here is my attempt at a list of "serious AGI
projects" underway on the planet at this time.
If anyone knows of anything that should be added to this list, please let me
know.
. Novamente ...
· Pei Wangs NARS system
· Peter Vosss A2I2 pro
I have a list at
http://www.cis.temple.edu/~pwang/203-AI/Lecture/203-1126.htm, including
projects satisfying the following three standards:
a.. Each of them has the plan to eventually grow into a "thinking machine"
or "artificial general intelligence" (so it is not merely about part of AI);
b..
