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Lisp adumbrations in The Art of the Meme e-book
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Lisp in Chapter Sixteen: Science
[...] You may not think that you as a
certified mad scientist like I am in the Lisp
community, can get past the gatekeepers to have
your wacky (to them) ideas published in the
sacrosanct (to them) journal "Nature",
but Mentifex got away with it and you too
can immortalize your revolutionary ideas in the... more »
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What is your image of the future?
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Two images of the post-Singularity future loom before me, an independent scholar in artificial intelligence (AI). Having created primitive AI software that can already think and learn from us "homines sapientes", I hope that my True AI creation will give rise to an AI Prosperity Engine that will raise the standard of living for all human beings. OTOH... more »
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Inching closer on the Singularity Clock.
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...What is that gloomy outlook based on? So far things have gotten ever better, and rapidly, for the minority this side of the digital divide. ...The exact opposite is true. ...But not yet compared to the human brain. The most powerful computers are only now slowly getting into the performance level... more »
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Professional Forthers?
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...Forth has never really paid anything for me as the author of the AI Mind free on-line at [link] but coding AI has never been about money. Nevertheless look for AI job opportunities to arise for Forth coders who can improve upon the basic AI Mind in Win32Forth. Mentifex... more »
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MindForth Programming Journal (MFPJ) 2010 August 17
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Tues.17.AUG.2010 -- Using Gender to Trigger Who-Queries Today we would like to see if the AI can ask a who-query rather than a default what-query, if the gender of a noun in question is known to be masculine or feminine. In English, as opposed to German or Russian, a non-neuter gender indicates that an entity is a "who"... more »
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