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richconstructor »» models Re: how exactly do you make an AI?   posted: 25-Jun-02 16:38   »»  Thanks everyone for your help. It's taking me a lot of time to looking over and reading the websites you provided me with. However, I still haven't found what I'm looking for...maybe I will. I'd like to find a program or web sight the runs as wild as my imagination. (AI that talks and responds with information I provided; AI that can take a virtual body; I could just go on and on...) for now I can only dream about AI and research the little I know. Thank you everyone for your help. Please, If anybody knows or has and idea of what i mean, please share it with me.

guest: Dr. Solomon Re: how exactly do you make an AI?   posted: 05-Jul-02 07:51   »»  I have been studying programming and I can't help but dream about AI. I too have been desperately searching for partners in creating, what we call, AI. One main problem is program code can't really think but run on yes and no. It can't decide on its own if it want an icecream. But there are ways to avoid this problem (not random). I have successfully created Cess. It is an artificial researcher that I have spent 2 years creating. Cess runs constantly when my computer is on. It browses websites and downloads information and stores it in files. Basically Cess is my researcher who runs about and grabs info. I have a super encyclopedia, i guess, on my computer that is 50gb now.

guest: null Re: how exactly do you make an AI?   posted: 05-Jul-02 09:04   »»  This is little to do with sodarace, but I guess many of you might be interested in a yearly contest called the Loebner Prize. Basically the entrants are invited to create a computer program that can take part in conversation over a network like IRC chat. The judges chat to both the programs and some real people on the network without knowing who is who. The judges have to decide whether they are chatting to a human or computer, and if the judges are fooled into thinking that a computer is a human, then it wins. This is a version of the Turing Test, proposed by Alan Turing, a British mathematician who is also known for breaking the enigma code during the second world war. Anyway, here are the links: http://www.loebner.net/Prizef/loebner-prize.html Last years competition: http://www.loebner.net/Prizef/2001_Contest/loebner-prize-2001.html You can download and play with some of the entrants. By the way, nobody has won yet but a prize for the most 'human-like' program is awarded each year.

guest: David Re: how exactly do you make an AI?   posted: 08-Jul-02 19:49   »»  http://www.newscientist.com/hottopics/ai/ This is another informative site from New Scientist. (www.newscientist.com). They often feature articles about AI in the print edition. I rember one fun article that examined a robot that used a genetic algorithim to teach itself how to land a foward somersault off a ski jump.

richconstructor »» models Re: how exactly do you make an AI?   posted: 09-Jul-02 22:54   »»  Dr. Solomon, I'd love to partner with you.

Supa_soaker »» models Re: how exactly do you make an AI?   posted: 10-Jul-02 00:17   »»  this is post 100

superspeciald »» models »» homepage Re: how exactly do you make an AI?   posted: 02-Jul-03 16:36   »»  I want a program for AI too, but I am 11 and I will not get a degree in computer science for a long time so can you tell me where to get the program please?!

swerve595 »» models »» homepage Re: how exactly do you make an AI?   posted: 31-Jul-03 12:23   »»  a reply to a guest who said something to the affect of "no computer programs with AI are invented" but why would they want t o create something with AI I mean take "terminator","Matrix" all those movies about all that crap seriously who sais movies can teach us lessons!

evilgoatfiend »» models Re: how exactly do you make an AI?   posted: 15-Aug-03 00:56   »»  If man makes AI, and AI makes sodamodel. how distant is that from man making sodamodel? Where is the line between a tool and a machine? Or are we really just comparing two different techniques of sodaconstructors

nicholaswestlake »» models Re: how exactly do you make an AI?   posted: 04-Oct-03 21:09   »»  by the way real time stategie games like age of empires 2 and rise of nations have ais, to act like a human in playing the game. Study the ais in those games!

wolfy »» models Re: how exactly do you make an AI?   posted: 04-Oct-03 21:49   »»  AI is activated by triggers that respond to wat u do and it has to have been made by somebody so basically it just uses wat u use so AI isnt really AI, for example in a game, a path for an enemy or ally is set, if u attack ur ally they attack u, if ur by ur enemy they attack u, so u have to be a genius to make actual Artificial Intelligence i hope it never happens cause i dont want to be a slave for a robot

Chirag »» models »» homepage Re: how exactly do you make an AI?   posted: 07-Oct-03 14:27   »»  Hi. Does anyone know roughly when they're gonna release an API for the sodaconstructor? Or does anyone know of a way i can test XML models without having to start the actual application? Im doing a project which involves generating large numbers of models and then testing them on different terrains to see which suits it the best. Individually testing single models would be too slow considering i'd have hundreds or thousands of models to test. Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you.

ed »» models »» homepage Re: how exactly do you make an AI?   posted: 07-Oct-03 14:41   »»  it's already released! [although only recently]. see http://sodarace.net/api

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