>The objective of Project Earth is to build a database of factual information
>relevant to any aspect of life by collating voluntary contributions made by
>project participants.
Does anyone remember the name of the project that tried to
program a database with the equivelant knowledge of a three
I think the project you are referring to is Doug Lenat's CYC. They have a web
page http://www.cyc.com/ There's also an openCYC, a smaller version, that is
described at http://www.opencyc.org/ You're right, this project has been going
on for a long time. They are supposedly going to release ver.
Lee Goddard wrote:
> Looks like a better grammar is required.
Indeed; I was wondering why it was decided that a new
language was required at all. There are already plenty
to choose from, including some very well designed ones,
like KM and KRSL. See
http://www.cs.utexas.edu/mfkb/related.html
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Lee Goddard) wrote:
>>The objective of Project Earth is to build a database of factual information
>>relevant to any aspect of life by collating voluntary contributions made by
>>project participants.
>
>Does anyone remember the name of the project that tried to
>program a data
Lee Goddard wrote:
>
> >The objective of Project Earth is to build a database of factual information
> >relevant to any aspect of life by collating voluntary contributions made by
> >project participants.
>
> Does anyone remember the name of the project that tried to
> program a database with th
Kevin,
Is this why you chose the signoff "firebomb" ?
>From my understanding your first post was saying there was a problem with
terminology. Then you go on to say "AI is dead" and over-promised and in
your next post proudly proclaim to be one of those AI guys. I know this is
quoting you out
