Showing posts with label AGI. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AGI. Show all posts
Friday, February 6, 2015
Sunday, November 17, 2013
AAAI Symposium
I've been spending the weekend at the AAAI Symposium. There have been quite a few interesting talks.
John Laird gave an interesting talk on General Intelligence.
Andrew Ng also gave an interesting talk, on Deep Learning.
John Laird gave an interesting talk on General Intelligence.
Andrew Ng also gave an interesting talk, on Deep Learning.
Friday, July 15, 2011
Intuition
There was an interesting question posed on the Linked In AGI group discussion board:
Has anyone put out a suggestion on how to impliment an "Intuition" engine?
Responses were also quite interesting...
Has anyone successfully built an intuition engine? The responses ranged from a weak description of how one might do this to long detailed descriptions of current research that has been ongoing for many years.
If this sounds interesting you may want to join the Linked In group AGI — Artificial General Intelligence.
Or go to the AGI Conference in August .
Has anyone put out a suggestion on how to impliment an "Intuition" engine?
Responses were also quite interesting...
Has anyone successfully built an intuition engine? The responses ranged from a weak description of how one might do this to long detailed descriptions of current research that has been ongoing for many years.
If this sounds interesting you may want to join the Linked In group AGI — Artificial General Intelligence.
Or go to the AGI Conference in August .
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