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Here is more information about the Loglisp paper: https://aitopics.org/doc/classics:4A93472A

I'm glad to see a classic article linked from AITopics. We have a big collection there, as well as articles from NeurIPS, AAAI conferences, AI Journal, and news sources, amounting …

https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Advanced-Artificial-Intel... NLP, genetic algorithms, and reinforcement learning.

I'd entertain an explanation of how the original behavior was a feature :)

The registry key hacking is to support backwards compatibility... for those workflows that require opening Unix text files in Notepad and inexplicably NOT seeing linebreaks...

Almost feels like an April Fool's joke. For 30 years Notepad had this bug and I've always wondered why they never fixed it. It was just "one of those things" like the unusual argum…

Their lesson, "Build Breadth-first (Data/Pipeline/Model) instead of Depth-first (AI model)" is insightful. Once the pipeline/etc. are built perhaps the AI part is not even needed a…

If you want to see projects coded in Python (random forests, word2vec, convolutional neural nets), I recently finished producing this set of videos: https://www.packtpub.com/big-da…

Members of what you might call that "stubborn group" have started a yearly conference: Advances in Cognitive Systems. See the top of their FAQ: http://cogsys.org/faq

See: Clement Valla, Postcards from Google Earth, http://clementvalla.com/category/work/postcards/

There is a recent keynote[1] by Christos H. Papadimitriou about Turing and Darwin, and Turing's paper that you mentioned. The talk also ends with a very emotional account of the sp…

For what it's worth, your alisp ("Arrow Lisp"?) implementation and Sketchy Lisp book were my introduction to Lisp. That was a decade ago and it "changed my life" in the way that le…

The last bundle was fantastic. My wife & I are still playing World of Goo, Osmos, and Braid. We're both busy people so these are exactly (and only) the kinds of games we enjoy.