121. Slashdot | Artificial Intelligence For Computer Games artificial intelligence for Computer Games article related to Book Reviews, Programming, and Games. http://books.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/08/10/1920225&from=rss

122. HU Berlin: Institut Für Informatik Department of Computer Science. Research groups focus on system analysis, software engineering, theory of programming, databases and information systems, artificial intelligence, data analysis, computer science in education and society, parallel and distributed computing, automata, systems theory, algorithms, complexity, computer architecture, communication, signal processing, and pattern recognition. http://www.informatik.hu-berlin.de/

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123. JPL Artificial Intelligence Group The artificial intelligence Group performs basic research in the areas of artificial intelligence Planning and Scheduling, with applications to science http://www-aig.jpl.nasa.gov/

JPL Header Jet Propulsion Laboratory California Institute of Technology FIND IT @ JPL: + View the NASA Portal ... TECHNOLOGY Navigation Sidebar + Sec 317G AI @ JPL + OVERVIEW + CURRENT PROJECTS ... + AWARDS Main Content Artificial Intelligence Group at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory AIG Overview The Artificial Intelligence Group performs basic research in the areas of Artificial Intelligence Planning and Scheduling, with applications to science analysis, spacecraft commanding, deep space network operations, and space transportation systems. Featured Projects ASE Autonomous Sciencecraft Experiment uses on-board science analysis and replanning to radically increase science return by enabling intelligent downlink selection and autonomous retargeting. + Read More MISUS Multi-Rover Integrated Science Understanding System develops architectures and technologies for command and control of multi-rover groups for planetary exploration. + Read More + View All Current Projects + View Past Projects Featured Publications Model Compilation for Real-Time Planning and Diagnosis with Feedback A.

124. Multiple-Valued Logic A MathFIT Workshop. School of Computer Science, Queen's University Belfast; 27 28 April 2001. http://www.qub.ac.uk/ivs/mvl/

Application of Multiple-Valued Logic to Artificial Intelligence and to Data Mining A MathFIT (Mathematics for Information Technology, supported by EPSRC and London Mathematical Society) Workshop Venue: School of Computer Science, Queen's University Belfast Dates: Friday 27 April and Saturday 28 April 2001 Workshop Presentations "Notes on a three-valued logic algebra" , Ken Adams, kenadams53@hotmail.com "Clustering in chemistry" Geoff Downs , geoff@bci2.demon.co.uk "Decomposition trees for multiple-valued logic functions" Bernhard von Stengel , stengel@nash.lse.ac.uk "Evolutionary design of multiple-valued circuits", and "Application of decision diagrams to optimize fuzzy rule bases" (abstracts) Claudio Moraga , moraga@cs.uni-dortmund.de. Workshop Programme Programme. Workshop Background The application of multiple-valued logic (MVL) to (i) reasoning, and to (ii) learning, represents a slowly-burgeoning area of research work. This workshop aims at significantly strengthening these applications of MVL. We are aiming at enhancing the role of MVL in data mining and in artificial intelligence. A range of speakers will deal with theoretical aspects of MVL, and applications to reasoning (in artificial intelligence) and to learning (in data mining). Clustering and classification are at the core of many of these methods and applications. The opening morning session will consist of tutorials, aimed at PhD research students and young researchers.

125. Www.pentagon-ai.army.mil/ generation5 At the forefront of artificial intelligenceGeneration5 aims to be the most comprehensive artificial intelligence site on the Internet. Community-orientated, Generation5 deals with all AI topics http://www.pentagon-ai.army.mil/

126. McGill University School Of Computer Science School of Computer Science. Research groups focus on advanced compilers, architectures and programming systems, Java tools, artificial intelligence, database technology, computational geometry, mobile robotics, computer vision, software engineering, cryptography and quantum information. http://www.cs.mcgill.ca/

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127. Artificial Intelligence And Cognitive Computing At The University Of Georgia artificial intelligence and Cognitive Computing at the University of Georgia. http://www.ai.uga.edu/

UGAMAIL My UGa UGa Libraries UGa News ... CNET News Using computers to model and extend the human mind... The University of Georgia has always seen cognitive science as an interdisciplinary field where computer science intersects with philosophy psychology linguistics engineering , and other fields. This comprises both classical artificial intelligence , which focuses on getting computers to behave intelligently, and newer approaches to cognitive computing , where the computer is seen as an extension rather than a model of the human mind. The Artificial Intelligence Center is an interdepartmental research and instructional center within the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences of the University of Georgia Strengths include logic programming, expert systems, neural nets, genetic algorithms, natural language processing, and computational psycholinguistics. The Artificial Intelligence Center houses two degree programs, the Master of Science program in Artificial Intelligence and the bachelor's degree program in Cognitive Science.

128. Consciousness As An Active Force Amy Lansky, a researcher in artificial intelligence, argues against a purely neurophysiological explanation of consciousness. http://www.renresearch.com/consciousness.html

Consciousness as an Active Force Amy L. Lansky, PhD Renaissance Research 1000 Fremont Ave. Suite Z. Los Altos, CA 94024 lansky@renresearch.com http://www.renresearch.com and Symbolic Systems Program Stanford University 1. Introduction As a researcher in computer science and artificial intelligence (AI) for over twenty years, I am known for my work on a variety of automated planning systems [Georgeff+Lansky1, Georgeff+Lansky2, Lansky1, Lansky2]. For instance, I have built artificial agents that "perceive", reason about their environment and about their own "beliefs", and take actions as a result. Despite, or perhaps because of my expertise in this area, I find myself alarmed by the emerging trend in the consciousness community to equate consciousness with simple awareness, or even with more complex forms of reasoning and action based on awareness. The natural result of this equation will be to find computers capable of consciousness or, perhaps even worse, to view humans as complex machines [Dennett]. Interestingly, just as my work as a computer scientist became more and more practical, my inner life became increasingly metaphysical. Over the years, I have come to believe that much more exists than meets our limited awareness; the universe is not the mundane three-dimensional mechanistic place that it appears to be. Indeed, I believe it is filled with energy fields and forces we have yet to measure. It is through an examination of human interaction with these energies that, I believe, humanity will ultimately expand its understanding of consciousness. The primary goal of this paper is to describe what I believe we may find in these explorations:

129. Electronic Transactions On Artificial Intelligence, ETAI http://www.etaij.org/

130. Metaphor - A Language Of Metaphors A theory that suggests that metaphors are based in mathematical truths, and may be key to both brain structure and artificial intelligence. http://knowgramming.com/metaphors/

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131. Philosophy Of Mind Bibliography, Part 4: Philosophy Of Artificial Intelligence On the Turing test for artificial intelligence. Kybernetes 2561. (Google) Wittgenstein on language and artificial intelligence The Chineseroom http://consc.net/biblio/4.html

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132. Faculty Of Computing, Engineering And Technology Index Page School of Computing. Research groups artificial intelligence; Centre for Intelligent Environmental Systems ; Distributed systems ; Computer assisted learning; Graphics and image processing; Strategic information systems; Systems engineering. http://www.fcet.staffs.ac.uk/

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133. Thoughts On Artificial Intelligence Some reflections on artificial intelligence and the nature of the Turing Test. http://www.kosara.net/thoughts/ai.html

kosara.net Navigation Home Personal Stuff About me Kosara Page Charlotte Weblog Photography Gallery Pinhole Photography The Loch-Lomo APX 25 vs. Technical Pan ... Arsat Shift Lens Thoughts on ... The Turing Test The Ackermann Function German and English Istanbul Gedanken (German) Research Research InfoVis Publications Assorted Links Photography Fun Thoughts on Artificial Intelligence Introduction Why the current approach of AI is wrong Reference Points The Role of the Body ... See also ... These are my own ideas on the topic, based on the article Subcognition and the Limits of the Turing Test by Robert M. French. AI is not my field of study, and the article was written almost 10 years ago (when I was still a student).) 1. Introduction Although there is no clear definition of AI (not even of intelligence), it can be described as the attempt to build machines that think and act like humans, that are able to learn and to use their knowledge to solve problems on their own. A 'by-product' of the intensive studies of the human brain by AI researchers is a far better understanding of how it works. The human brain consists of 10 to 100 billion neurons, each of which is connected to between 10 and 10,000 others through synapses. The single brain cell is comparatively slow (compared to a microprocessor) and has a very simple function: building the sum of its inputs and issuing an output, if that sum exceeds a certain value. Through its highly parallel way of operation, however, the human brain achieves a performance that has not been reached by computers yet; and even at the current speed of development in that field, we still have about twenty years until the first supercomputers will be of equal power.

134. Informatics@Edinburgh: Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Science, Computer Scie Research and Teaching in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Cognitive Science and artificial intelligence at Edinburgh. Information on teaching, research, publications and links to research group sites. http://www.informatics.ed.ac.uk/

Quick links... Jobs Students Home New Building Telephone Directory Contact Site Map Home News About Undergraduate Study Postgraduate Study Research People Alumni Search Intranet News and Events About Us Prospective Undergraduates Prospective Postgraduates ... Site Map Information for: Current Staff Current Students Welcome to the School of Informatics Homepage The School brings together research in Computer Science, Cognitive Science, Computational Linguistics and Artificial Intelligence and provides a fertile environment for a wide range of interdisciplinary studies. We offer a flexible choice of undergraduate and postgraduate courses and degrees in Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Science, Computational Linguistics, Computer Science and Software Engineering. News, Events, Jobs Induction for new postgraduate students 'Introduction to the Semantic Web', Informatics Colloquium talk by Tim Berners-Lee Fresher's week 2005 ... Green Light for Informatics Forum Latest Publications EDI-INF-RR-0343 Catalyzer: a novel tool for integrating, managing and publishing heterogeneous bioscience data EDI-INF-RR-0335 Down in the (Data)base(ment): Supporting Configuration in Organisational Information Systems EDI-INF-RR-0333 Guaranteeing temporal validity with a real-time logic of knowledge EDI-INF-RR-0332 On a time enriched OCL liveness template Conferences in Edinburgh Edinburgh attracts many international conferences, meetings and workshops in Informatics

135. UAI 2005 Home Page 2005, July 2629, Edinburgh, Scotland. Principled methods for reasoning under uncertainty within intelligent systems. Submission deadline 16 March 2005. http://www.cs.toronto.edu/uai2005/

UAI 2005 st Conference on Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence July 26th- July 29th 2005 University of Edinburgh Edinburgh, Scotland Registration Information On-Line Conference Registration Early Registration Deadline May 28th Student-Author Travel Grants Application Deadline July 1st Accommodation Booking Deadline June 13th University of Edinburgh Local information Travel Information Program Information Schedule Invited Speakers Tutorials O n-line Tutorial Slides now available for three of the tutorials Collocated Event 3rd Bayesian Modeling Applications Workshop. Dates: May 23 Author notification June 5th Camera ready copy due May 28th Early Registration Deadline June 13th Accommodation Booking Description: Since 1985, the Conference on Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence (UAI) has been the primary international forum for presenting new results on the use of principled methods for reasoning under uncertainty within intelligent systems. The scope of UAI is wide, including, but not limited to, representation, automated reasoning, learning, decision making and knowledge acquisition under uncertainty. We encourage submissions of papers to UAI-2005 that report on advances in these core areas, as well as those dealing with insights derived from the construction and use of applications involving uncertain reasoning. The UAI conference will be held just prior to IJCAI 2005 in Edinburgh The UAI conference series is organized by the Association for Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence . AUAI's web site a number of resources for UAI researchers, including electronic version of previous UAI conference proceedings

136. Ethical Issues In Advanced Artificial Intelligence Oxford philosopher Nick Bostrom's analysis and policy recommendations for the construction of advanced artificial intelligences with selfimproving superhuman intelligence (the Singularity). http://www.nickbostrom.com/ethics/ai.html

Ethical Issues in Advanced Artificial Intelligence Nick Bostrom Oxford University Philosophy Faculty 10 Merton Street Oxford OX1 4JJ United Kingdom Homepage: http://www.nickbostrom.com [This is a slightly revised version of a paper published in Cognitive, Emotive and Ethical Aspects of Decision Making in Humans and in Artificial Intelligence , Vol. 2, ed. I. Smit et al., Int. Institute of Advanced Studies in Systems Research and Cybernetics, 2003, pp. 12-17] ABSTRACT KEYWORDS: Artificial intelligence, ethics, uploading, superintelligence, global security, cost-benefit analysis 1. INTRODUCTION A superintelligence is any intellect that is vastly outperforms the best human brains in practically every field, including scientific creativity, general wisdom, and social skills. This definition leaves open how the superintelligence is implemented – it could be in a digital computer, an ensemble of networked computers, cultured cortical tissue, or something else. On this definition, Deep Blue is not a superintelligence, since it is only smart within one narrow domain (chess), and even there it is not vastly superior to the best humans. Entities such as corporations or the scientific community are not superintelligences either. Although they can perform a number of intellectual feats of which no individual human is capable, they are not sufficiently integrated to count as “intellects”, and there are many fields in which they perform much worse than single humans. For example, you cannot have a real-time conversation with “the scientific community”.

137. Events On Artificial Intelligence List of artificial intelligence conferences, including genetic algorithms. http://www.drc.ntu.edu.sg/users/mgeorg/enter.epl

138. 6th AI And MATH Symposium 6th International Symposium. Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA; 57 January 2000. http://rutcor.rutgers.edu/~amai/aimath00/

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139. Artificial Intelligence Tutorial Review For Psychology Students artificial intelligence tutorial review for PSY371 how AI relates to the human mind and to the field of psychology. http://www.psych.utoronto.ca/~reingold/courses/ai/

140. A.I. : Artificial Intelligence, Le Film De Spielberg Pr©sentation du film, des acteurs, t©l©chargement d'images et de bandes annonces, jeux. http://artificialintelligence.ifrance.com/artificialintelligence/

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