AI technology has advanced a long way since 2008 when OpenCog was founded, and our collective understanding of the AGI problem has advanced as well. AGI has also become big business with the advent of projects like Google Deep Mind and OpenAI. However, the best of today’s practical AI systems still fall very far short of human minds in terms of general intelligence.
The researchers and developers behind the OpenCog project believe that the OpenCog approach — a dynamic, weighed/labeled generalized-hypergraph knowledge store synergetically acted on by multiple AI algorithms designed according to multiple AI paradigms, acting according to a shared formal semantics and within a well-designed cognitive architecture — is fit to serve as the core of a workable approach to AGI at the human level and beyond.
Hi,
I’d love to get access to the event but it seems like the google form is restricted.
Is there any other way to register to this event?
Thanks,
Abby
Fascinating! Definitely very much interested in knowing more about how the OpenCog architecture is developing. I’ve been trying to collaborate, but it’s indeed a very complex system.
Hello,
I am a grad student at UConn for neuroscience, I’ve recently become interested in some of Dr. Goertzel’s writings and talks. However, I have little introduction to AI overall outside of minor exposure to neural networks so far. I’m wondering what books/research you might recommend to gain the background knowledge so I might explore this interest further.
Thank you for your time and consideration!
Best,
Tylor