Mon Mar 28 2011 01:45 reccr: Welcome : Still not convinced this is useful!

Wed Dec 27 2006 20:03 PST Infon Battle Arena - A Programming Game: In most of these games you program robots, but in this one it's bugs.

Fri May 05 2006 19:15 PST genetic-programming.com-Home-Page: Awesome. "Most computer scientists unquestioningly assume that any effective problem-solving process must be logically sound and deterministic." Yeah, if it's the 1960s.

Fri Nov 04 2005 09:58 PST Amazon Mechanical Turk - Welcome: This is what happens when I don't write my stories in time.

Tue Aug 23 2005 09:08 PST Arimaa - The game of real intelligence: Moving The Goalpoasts: The Home Game

Mon Jul 25 2005 16:48 PST Torch3: The Dream Comes True: Speech *and* machine learning?

Wed Jul 06 2005 07:09 PST http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_robot: I thought I'd made this term up

Thu Jun 23 2005 14:49 PST AIMA Python Code: Part of AI book

Thu Jun 23 2005 14:07 PST Medieval and Modern Thought Text Digitization Project: Long Record : McCarthyism at its worst (strip jsessionID from PDF URL)

Wed Nov 17 2004 10:13 PST Project AXIS: ai-based strategy game

Fri Oct 01 2004 16:32 PST A Programmer's Guide to the Mind: Too lazy to actually see if this is any good; defer to later

Tue Sep 21 2004 16:04 PST Elephant 2000: A Programming Language Based on Speech Acts: This is freaky.

Thu Sep 16 2004 13:52 PST OpenMind Commonsense: Distributed cyc

Thu Sep 02 2004 14:54 NST8NDT Art: Martin Wattenberg: OK, I'm convinced, this guy is good.

Wed Sep 01 2004 07:41 NST8NDT Futurismic: Fiction: I feel like that a lot of the time, though hopefully I am not psychotic. (Also, I like the idea of Stack-like AIs calling you "boss", though these AIs are un-Stack-like in their sycophancy).

Mon Aug 30 2004 12:34 NST8NDT Semantics at ISI - VerbOcean: Drowning in the VerbOcean

Thu Aug 26 2004 07:26 NST8NDT SHYSTER: A legal expert system

Mon Aug 23 2004 15:46 NST8NDT ConceptNet: Not going to gain sentience but could be very useful the way FRELI is useful for DBD

Fri Aug 06 2004 15:12 NST8NDT Dynamic ontologies: how to build agents that can change their mind: Oh, it would be fun to attack such a system.

Mon Jul 19 2004 16:10 NST8NDT Searle's Chinese Box: Did I read this already? It seems familiar. Maybe I just saw all the words and parsed them without understanding the semantics! Ha!

Sun Jul 18 2004 19:34 NST8NDT Robert Kowalski: Logic For Problem Solving

Wed May 26 2004 16:15 NST8NDT Boing Boing: SHREK@HOME: blue-sky proposal for the future of film production: Crap, they're perilously close to coming up with the technology used to create 'looky looky'.