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Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the Universe is winning.
-Rick Cook, The Wizardry Compiled
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| Robotics: Scientists Discuss Possibility of Revolt by Killer Robots |
| Robotics: Honda Not the Only One with a Running Humanoid |
| A.I. News: Transcendent Man: Film About Kurzweil |
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AI researcher Ben Goertzel peeks at the new Ray Kurzweil movie "Transcendent Man," and gives it 'two nano-enhanced cyberthumbs way, way up!' In an exchange with Kurzweil after the screening, Goertzel debates the post-human future, asking whether individuality can survive in a machine-augmented brain. The documentary covers radical futurism, but also includes alternate viewpoints. 'Would I build these machines, if I knew there was a strong chance they would destroy humanity?' asks evolvable hardware researcher Hugo de Garis. His answer? 'Yeah.'" Note, the movie is about Kurzweil and futurism, not by Kurzweil.
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Posted by Anxiety35 on Wednesday, May 06 @ 15:36:00 PDT (2152 reads)
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Artificial intelligence, the all too familiar term, gets closer to the real thing as scientists and engineers work hard to integrate more and more human responses into these machines
Robotic technology has improved tremendously during the last few decades. But latest innovations promise that future robots will not only mimic humans in their daily functions, but will also have emotions.
Artificial intelligence, the all too familiar term gets closer to the real thing as scientists and engineers work hard to integrate more and more human responses into these machines.
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Posted by Anxiety35 on Friday, May 01 @ 14:57:55 PDT (1553 reads)
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| Site News: Sorry for the Downtime, We're Back |
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We had some hosting troubles over the past few days, but we've since gotten a backup restored and gone through two hosting companies. All is well now though and the site should not see any more down time.
If you come across anything that is not working properly, please submit some feedback and let us know so we can get right on it.
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Posted by Anxiety35 on Saturday, April 18 @ 01:27:52 PDT (883 reads)
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| A.I. News: Robot discovers laws of Newton in hours |
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Scientists have unveiled artificial intelligence systems capable of making scientific discoveries, a leap forward in the quest to build machines that perform mental tasks long considered the exclusive preserve of humans.
A computer program developed by Cornell University scientists in the US has deduced Newton’s laws of motion and laws of energy conservation by observing swinging pendulums without prior knowledge of physics.
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Posted by Anxiety35 on Friday, April 03 @ 16:59:07 PDT (1475 reads)
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| Robotics: Next Step for AI, the Battlefield |
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Howard S. Smith, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology-trained engineer and artificial intelligence expert, recently published a new book, “I, robot,” a techno thriller that serves as a modern update to the original “I, Robot” by Isaac Asimov in the 1940’s. Smith was the founder and president of Optimal Robotics, which patented, designed, built and installed the first supermarket self-checkout machines, which were originally called “service robots.” Smith currently offers consulting services in the area of robotics and artificial intelligence through Robot Binaries & Press Corp.
An interview of Smith by GCN after the break.
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Posted by Anxiety35 on Sunday, February 22 @ 15:49:48 PST (1575 reads)
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Well, folks, it's been fun. For a long time I've enjoyed writing the news, and working with Anx. (whose been a real pleasure to work with, always open to ideas :D ) but now, I must leave, I have other projects to take care of and such things would ultimately lead me to a bias when covering the news. That, and I can't be as flippant as I like on here.
I'd also like to thank my many interviewees for their time in helping this site become better.
I will be moving onto my blog; http://lifeamongthemachines.blogspot.com/ and from there I will cover AI, Linux and various other items of interest.
So, dear readers, perhaps I'll see you later, eh?
Ciao.
-Dante
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Posted by Dante on Tuesday, February 10 @ 09:54:12 PST (1203 reads)
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| Business: A2I2 Launchs AGI-based product. |
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AGI, otherwise known as Artificial General Intelligence, is being used to replace call-center workers. Having been under development since 2001, the product is a speech-based interactive voice response system
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Posted by Dante on Tuesday, January 13 @ 02:50:12 PST (1290 reads)
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This website was created in memory of the ChatbotFriends website which inspired me to delve deeper into the topic of Chatbots (Chatterbots). I originally started it as a replacement when that site went down, but we have since branched out a lot. We were originally the Chatbot Hub and focused mainly on chatbots but, with the growth of the site, we decided to expand out to other similar aspects of AI and rename ourselves "AI Hub". I hope that all of the visitors can be inspired by what Artificial Intelligence can accomplish.
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