AI Jump List
Updated 1/25/99
Question: Why do we make jump lists? Answer: To figure out
the state of the art. Obviously this one is not complete, yet it
represents my current awareness of what's happening in the ai community
today. If you know of something that should be here, please
email me at sethruss@clickshop.com
. In particular I am interested in AI systems that have demos on
the WWW ... and even more interested in demos of natural language parsing
or understanding or web search agents. As with most Jump Lists, when
I achieve the awareness I'm looking for, I'll probably stop updating the
list ... but if you are viewing it circa January 1999 ... you're in luck.
News
Flash !! See transcripts of the 1999 Loebner Prize Competition
(AI) Artificial Intelligence - general Jump Lists
AI on
the Web A very comprehensive list of links.
Yahoo
has a category you could always start here
A Turing registry site in open
cyberspace Lots of current links
An Introduction to the Science
of Artificial Intelligence Basic introduction ... great starting
point
Seth's ConjectureSums
up my point of view
Markup Languages
XML Faq This proposed extension
of HTML can be used to code semantic information into web pages?
SGML and XML NewsThe
latest about what is happening with markup languages.
Meta Knowledge knowledge about knowledge
... but "There is no clear line between content and meta-content."
RV Guha
The economics of Robust AI on the Web
Other links to check out:
Various techniques for building AI.
(NLP) Natural Language Processing (Computational Linguistics)
(AL) Artificial Life and Genetic Programming
(ANN) Artificial Neural Networks
Expert and Rule based system
Logic
The Internet "Who's in control?"
Library Science & Information Retrieval
Cool AI related sites
John McCarthy's
Home Page
Marvin Minsky's
Home Page
Douglas
Hofstadter's Home Page
dea Exchange http://learning.mit.edu/ide/index.html
Chaords http://www.cyberspace.com/~building/ofc_21clidhock.html
Robots ... http://www.westsound.com/jskinner/robots.html
Prizes ... http://acm.org/~loebner/loebner-prize.htmlx
Philosophy
Consciousness
Seth's Conjecture - supporting views:
In
Search of a Common Language by Francis Van Aeken
Darwin Among
the Machines
Technological SingularityA
rather gloomy prediction made in 1993.
More comming soon ...
Unusual ...
Chatter bots ...
News groups
On-line Publications & Associations
Companies producing AI related products or services (very partial list
;-)
To Check Out
Just discovered ... too new to grok ...
I am Seth Russell
and you can find my company page here.
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