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Off to the land of Oz
0 Comments Published August 16th, 2008 in opencog, transhumanism, fun, life, metaI’m not a particular regular updater with this particular blog (too many things have been demanding my attention lately), but I thought I’d drop a note to say I’ll be off the radar for a week or so…
I’ll be attending Burning man. I’m immensely looking forward to this as this is the first year in […]
Without stimulus the mind is not alive
3 Comments Published April 24th, 2008 in opencog, mind, transhumanismThis is my hypothesis. The mind is not a object but a process, it takes information from the outside world and transforms it into pattern. That pattern is not the mind, it’s just the way the mind sustains itself from moment to moment. That pattern still exists when you die, albeit temporarily until decay sets […]
OpenCog in 2008 Google Summer of Code
0 Comments Published March 18th, 2008 in opencog, transhumanism, geekSIAI and OpenCog are recruiting people for Google Summer of Code. GSoC is a program that offers student developers stipends to write code for various open source projects.
Want to work on AI/language-processing over the Northern Hemisphere summer? Here are some of the ideas for projects proposed. Applications to Google open on the 24th of March.
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