digitalmars.D.announce - 1st Ever Artificial Consciousness to be Written in D Language
- GrandAxe (25/25) Sep 02 2015 This is to inform the D Language community that the first viable
- =?UTF-8?Q?Martin_Dra=c5=a1ar?= via Digitalmars-d-announce (11/40) Sep 02 2015 r
- GrandAxe (15/61) Sep 02 2015 Scam?! I haven't asked you for a farthing, so what nonsense are
- Bill Baxter via Digitalmars-d-announce (11/59) Sep 02 2015 l
- Grand_Axe (4/10) Sep 06 2015 The end of September is just 3 weeks away, the end result will
- =?UTF-8?Q?Martin_Dra=c5=a1ar?= via Digitalmars-d-announce (13/27) Sep 02 2015 That's just an observation based on experience with projects that
- Namal (2/6) Sep 03 2015 If there were any doubts left that this is a poor scam attempt
- Rikki Cattermole (8/31) Sep 02 2015 That's quite a large set of features, considering the site still says
- GrandAxe (9/56) Sep 02 2015 Thank you. Right now I am between countries, so my replies might
- tired_eyes (3/4) Sep 02 2015 It's a bit difficult to take serious SO huge plan, right now
- Walter Bright (2/3) Sep 02 2015 I'll be careful not to jeopardize the mission.
- Mike James (5/17) Sep 03 2015 To save time maybe I should send my bank details right now...
- Enamex (7/11) Sep 02 2015 Free will and consciousness?
- Nick Sabalausky (10/16) Sep 03 2015 My thoughts exactly.
- "Ola Fosheim =?UTF-8?B?R3LDuHN0YWQi?= (8/15) Sep 04 2015 Given a large enough table one could encode perceived human
- Chris (4/19) Sep 04 2015 Maybe he'll come up with something that is more intelligent than
- "Ola Fosheim =?UTF-8?B?R3LDuHN0YWQi?= (2/4) Sep 04 2015 You should file a business-patent! That would be goldmine.
- Chris (24/28) Sep 04 2015 Not really. A tabloid reader can be modeled like this:
- tired_eyes (2/3) Sep 04 2015 Sounds like a plan. Going to make a website about it. Is this
- Andrei Amatuni (2/15) Sep 02 2015 lmao
- Steven Schveighoffer (3/15) Sep 02 2015 Yeah, but can it experience *lack* of self awareness, like most humans?
- Martins Avots (6/10) Sep 02 2015 Which practical problems can it solve?
- anonymous (6/8) Sep 02 2015 What hardware/OS (if any) will you use? Depending on the answer:
- Grand_Axe (9/18) Sep 06 2015 A final target platform has not yet been settled, the main thrust
- anonymous (14/33) Sep 06 2015 Summary:
- BBasile (4/21) Sep 02 2015 It's you, you've made it:
- Andrej Mitrovic via Digitalmars-d-announce (3/7) Sep 03 2015 I rate this troll 8 / 10. Many keks were had. Much wow.
- The Old One (11/24) Sep 03 2015 Maybe we should create a new concept: Software from Nigeria.
- Guy Gervais (5/30) Sep 04 2015 It's about time TempleOS got a bit of competition. The
- "Ola Fosheim =?UTF-8?B?R3LDuHN0YWQi?= (4/8) Sep 04 2015 Beware! The Holy Limit for TempleOS is 100.000 lines of code. I'm
- torhu (3/16) Sep 04 2015 Looks like the perfect controller software for my cold fusion powered
- =?UTF-8?B?Ik3DoXJjaW8=?= Martins" (7/32) Sep 04 2015 It seems to me that at least 5, 6 are counter-productive, and go
- Grand_Axe (17/55) Sep 06 2015 Can you expand on why you say 5, 6 are counter-productive? Bear
- Paul (2/4) Sep 05 2015 Er, low capabilities???
- H. S. Teoh via Digitalmars-d-announce (5/12) Sep 05 2015 He probably meant *low-level* capabilities.
- jqb (11/15) Sep 06 2015 Obviously, he means low level, as opposed to "high level" ...
- Ola Fosheim Grostad (6/12) Sep 06 2015 There are computer games that present free will like behaviour:
- burjui (42/43) Sep 09 2015 The term has nothing to do with racism. See
- "Ola Fosheim =?UTF-8?B?R3LDuHN0YWQi?= (15/26) Sep 09 2015 Oh well, I believe Manu is working for Euclideon and would like
- Grand_Axe (3/3) Sep 29 2015 I am slightly behind schedule with the coding. The main logic is
- burjui (8/12) Oct 02 2015 Surprise, dlang hacker! :)
- ketmar (4/4) Sep 30 2015 alot of "bla-bla", no scientific publications, a miserable "award
This is to inform the D Language community that the first viable general artificial algorithm is being written in D. It is called Organic Big data intelligence (OBI); the website is at www.okeuvo.com. Some of its capabilities are: 1. Ability to learn 2. Ability to analyse 3. Problem solving 4. Moral judgement 5. Ability to feel emotions 6. Free will 7. Consciousness 8. Self awareness D Language was chosen for its versatility. It is a language with high level syntax and low capabilities, as well as excellent performance and being open source. Unnetworked personal mobile devices are the target platform for the standard implementation of OBI. A demonstration release is scheduled for the end of this month (September 2015). The demonstration release will comprehend English prose only, later releases will be able to process input from other languages, as well as sensory input. OBI will be a mixture of open and closed source modules. To God be the Glory. Asame Obiomah
Sep 02 2015
Dne 2.9.2015 v 16:41 GrandAxe via Digitalmars-d-announce napsal(a):This is to inform the D Language community that the first viable genera=lartificial algorithm is being written in D. It is called Organic Big data intelligence (OBI); the website is at www.okeuvo.com. =20 Some of its capabilities are: =20 1. Ability to learn 2. Ability to analyse 3. Problem solving 4. Moral judgement 5. Ability to feel emotions 6. Free will 7. Consciousness 8. Self awareness =20 D Language was chosen for its versatility. It is a language with high level syntax and low capabilities, as well as excellent performance and=being open source. =20 Unnetworked personal mobile devices are the target platform for the standard implementation of OBI. A demonstration release is scheduled fo=rthe end of this month (September 2015). The demonstration release will comprehend English prose only, later releases will be able to process input from other languages, as well as sensory input. OBI will be a mixture of open and closed source modules. =20 To God be the Glory. =20 Asame ObiomahUmm... not that I would not like an AI like this written in D, but this is probably the most extraordinary claim I have seen in some time. And no extraordinary evidence seems to be available. Also, points 4 - 8 scream SCAM! all around. Especially when there is no credible research linked to the name of Asame Obiomah. So, let's just hope that the linked page was not an attack vector and this is not jsut an elaborate social engineering :-) Martin
Sep 02 2015
On Wednesday, 2 September 2015 at 15:14:12 UTC, Martin Drašar wrote:Dne 2.9.2015 v 16:41 GrandAxe via Digitalmars-d-announce napsal(a):Scam?! I haven't asked you for a farthing, so what nonsense are you talking about? Why not just wait until the end of September before you explore the limits of rudeness? On my website there is a picture I claim to be of myself at a ceremony to receive an award from Microsoft. Surely, it isn't that much of a stretch to ask Microsoft if they ever gave a certain Asame Obiomah an award, is it? After you have verified that, you can go a step further; no, go the whole hog; tell the police that someone is scamming the world with the term "patent pending" with which I refer to OBI at www.okeuvo.com. Surely, a "clever" sod like you would know that it is a crime to abuse the term "patent pending."This is to inform the D Language community that the first viable general artificial algorithm is being written in D. It is called Organic Big data intelligence (OBI); the website is at www.okeuvo.com. Some of its capabilities are: 1. Ability to learn 2. Ability to analyse 3. Problem solving 4. Moral judgement 5. Ability to feel emotions 6. Free will 7. Consciousness 8. Self awareness D Language was chosen for its versatility. It is a language with high level syntax and low capabilities, as well as excellent performance and being open source. Unnetworked personal mobile devices are the target platform for the standard implementation of OBI. A demonstration release is scheduled for the end of this month (September 2015). The demonstration release will comprehend English prose only, later releases will be able to process input from other languages, as well as sensory input. OBI will be a mixture of open and closed source modules. To God be the Glory. Asame ObiomahUmm... not that I would not like an AI like this written in D, but this is probably the most extraordinary claim I have seen in some time. And no extraordinary evidence seems to be available. Also, points 4 - 8 scream SCAM! all around. Especially when there is no credible research linked to the name of Asame Obiomah. So, let's just hope that the linked page was not an attack vector and this is not jsut an elaborate social engineering :-) Martin
Sep 02 2015
On Wed, Sep 2, 2015 at 10:10 AM, GrandAxe via Digitalmars-d-announce < digitalmars-d-announce puremagic.com> wrote:On Wednesday, 2 September 2015 at 15:14:12 UTC, Martin Dra=C5=A1ar wrote:lDne 2.9.2015 v 16:41 GrandAxe via Digitalmars-d-announce napsal(a):This is to inform the D Language community that the first viable genera=taartificial algorithm is being written in D. It is called Organic Big da=rintelligence (OBI); the website is at www.okeuvo.com. Some of its capabilities are: 1. Ability to learn 2. Ability to analyse 3. Problem solving 4. Moral judgement 5. Ability to feel emotions 6. Free will 7. Consciousness 8. Self awareness D Language was chosen for its versatility. It is a language with high level syntax and low capabilities, as well as excellent performance and being open source. Unnetworked personal mobile devices are the target platform for the standard implementation of OBI. A demonstration release is scheduled fo=othe end of this month (September 2015). The demonstration release will comprehend English prose only, later releases will be able to process input from other languages, as well as sensory input. OBI will be a mixture of open and closed source modules. To God be the Glory. Asame ObiomahUmm... not that I would not like an AI like this written in D, but this is probably the most extraordinary claim I have seen in some time. And n=FYI most scams start without asking for money. That usually comes later. You build up a reputation and buzz around your mechanical turk or perpetual motion machine or free energy device or whatever, then eventually make a pitch to investors to back you. --bbextraordinary evidence seems to be available. Also, points 4 - 8 scream SCAM! all around. Especially when there is no credible research linked to the name of Asame Obiomah. So, let's just hope that the linked page was not an attack vector and this is not jsut an elaborate social engineering :-) MartinScam?! I haven't asked you for a farthing, so what nonsense are you talking about?
Sep 02 2015
On Wednesday, 2 September 2015 at 17:52:14 UTC, Bill Baxter wrote:FYI most scams start without asking for money. That usually comes later. You build up a reputation and buzz around your mechanical turk or perpetual motion machine or free energy device or whatever, then eventually make a pitch to investors to back you. --bbThe end of September is just 3 weeks away, the end result will speak for itself. For now, lets just be concerned that its being written in D.
Sep 06 2015
Dne 2.9.2015 v 19:10 GrandAxe via Digitalmars-d-announce napsal(a):Scam?! I haven't asked you for a farthing, so what nonsense are you talking about? =20 Why not just wait until the end of September before you explore the limits of rudeness?That's just an observation based on experience with projects that promised the world, yet had not delivered. If your project turns out to be different, I'll be the first to apologize.On my website there is a picture I claim to be of myself at a ceremony to receive an award from Microsoft. Surely, it isn't that much of a stretch to ask Microsoft if they ever gave a certain Asame Obiomah an award, is it?I have never doubted that you are who you say you are. I am not even doubting your award. Why would I? I am just saying that there is no credible research with your name on it.After you have verified that, you can go a step further; no, go the whole hog; tell the police that someone is scamming the world with the term "patent pending" with which I refer to OBI at www.okeuvo.com. Surely, a "clever" sod like you would know that it is a crime to abuse the term "patent pending."I do not know that. Then again, I most likely live in a different country with different take on patents. Here it would probably be a civil issue, not a criminal one. Also, in a world of software, patents were awarded for a bunch of stupid things (see 1-click patent), so having a pending patent does not say that much. Martin
Sep 02 2015
On my website there is a picture I claim to be of myself at a ceremony to receive an award from Microsoft. Surely, it isn't that much of a stretch to ask Microsoft if they ever gave a certain Asame Obiomah an award, is it?If there were any doubts left that this is a poor scam attempt then this should lift them completely.
Sep 03 2015
On 03/09/15 2:41 AM, GrandAxe wrote:This is to inform the D Language community that the first viable general artificial algorithm is being written in D. It is called Organic Big data intelligence (OBI); the website is at www.okeuvo.com. Some of its capabilities are: 1. Ability to learn 2. Ability to analyse 3. Problem solving 4. Moral judgement 5. Ability to feel emotions 6. Free will 7. Consciousness 8. Self awareness D Language was chosen for its versatility. It is a language with high level syntax and low capabilities, as well as excellent performance and being open source. Unnetworked personal mobile devices are the target platform for the standard implementation of OBI. A demonstration release is scheduled for the end of this month (September 2015). The demonstration release will comprehend English prose only, later releases will be able to process input from other languages, as well as sensory input. OBI will be a mixture of open and closed source modules. To God be the Glory. Asame ObiomahThat's quite a large set of features, considering the site still says 2014 for copyright I am sure it is worthy of being doubted. I on the other hand hope it is indeed real and will succeed! Would love to have my own digital personal assistant. Not that Cortana / Google Now really works for me. Humpth maybe my evil bytecode dreams for D may be a good use case for it. After all, I'm sure being able to evaluate code could be quite useful.
Sep 02 2015
On Wednesday, 2 September 2015 at 15:20:13 UTC, Rikki Cattermole wrote:On 03/09/15 2:41 AM, GrandAxe wrote:Thank you. Right now I am between countries, so my replies might be late some of the time. What I posted is real. No exaggeration. As for your "evil code", heheh, thats why the emphasis is on unnetworked personal devices, we don't need the Matrix. However, humanity now has a task to change its predatory ways, but that's another long involved discussion.This is to inform the D Language community that the first viable general artificial algorithm is being written in D. It is called Organic Big data intelligence (OBI); the website is at www.okeuvo.com. Some of its capabilities are: 1. Ability to learn 2. Ability to analyse 3. Problem solving 4. Moral judgement 5. Ability to feel emotions 6. Free will 7. Consciousness 8. Self awareness D Language was chosen for its versatility. It is a language with high level syntax and low capabilities, as well as excellent performance and being open source. Unnetworked personal mobile devices are the target platform for the standard implementation of OBI. A demonstration release is scheduled for the end of this month (September 2015). The demonstration release will comprehend English prose only, later releases will be able to process input from other languages, as well as sensory input. OBI will be a mixture of open and closed source modules. To God be the Glory. Asame ObiomahThat's quite a large set of features, considering the site still says 2014 for copyright I am sure it is worthy of being doubted. I on the other hand hope it is indeed real and will succeed! Would love to have my own digital personal assistant. Not that Cortana / Google Now really works for me. Humpth maybe my evil bytecode dreams for D may be a good use case for it. After all, I'm sure being able to evaluate code could be quite useful.
Sep 02 2015
It's a bit difficult to take serious SO huge plan, right now there is nothing except almost empty website. "Talk is cheap, show me the code!"Asame Obiomah
Sep 02 2015
On 9/2/2015 8:20 AM, Rikki Cattermole wrote:Humpth maybe my evil bytecode dreams for D may be a good use case for it.I'll be careful not to jeopardize the mission.
Sep 02 2015
On Wednesday, 2 September 2015 at 15:20:13 UTC, Rikki Cattermole wrote:On 03/09/15 2:41 AM, GrandAxe wrote:To save time maybe I should send my bank details right now... Western Union anyone? -<mike>-[...][...]That's quite a large set of features, considering the site still says 2014 for copyright I am sure it is worthy of being doubted. I on the other hand hope it is indeed real and will succeed! Would love to have my own digital personal assistant. Not that Cortana / Google Now really works for me. Humpth maybe my evil bytecode dreams for D may be a good use case for it. After all, I'm sure being able to evaluate code could be quite useful.
Sep 03 2015
On Wednesday, 2 September 2015 at 14:41:20 UTC, GrandAxe wrote:This is to inform the D Language community that the first viable general artificial algorithm is being written in D. It is called Organic Big data intelligence (OBI); the website is at www.okeuvo.com.Free will and consciousness? ... Not to be a jerk, but I thought we hadn't settled these problems yet as they apply to already existing sapient beings, which just happen to be us. I'm more amused than skeptical, to be honest, given the release date for a 'demonstration' if it's supposed to have even half of that list even 1/10th implemented.
Sep 02 2015
On 09/02/2015 11:27 AM, Enamex wrote:Free will and consciousness? ... Not to be a jerk, but I thought we hadn't settled these problems yet as they apply to already existing sapient beings, which just happen to be us. I'm more amused than skeptical, to be honest, given the release date for a 'demonstration' if it's supposed to have even half of that list even 1/10th implemented.My thoughts exactly. Reminds me of a (print) article I came across one time. It was about the idea of AI consciousness, but the whole article was based on one hell of a gigantic assumption: That consciousness is a natural consequence of a sufficiently large neural net. It's a fine and interesting idea, but PURELY speculative, with zero evidence and not even any way of testing for evidence since, like you say, we can't even figure out the first thing about consciousness as it relates to ourselves and each other, let alone to machines.
Sep 03 2015
On Thursday, 3 September 2015 at 15:20:27 UTC, Nick Sabalausky wrote:based on one hell of a gigantic assumption: That consciousness is a natural consequence of a sufficiently large neural net. It's a fine and interesting idea, but PURELY speculative, with zero evidence and not even any way of testing for evidence since, like you say, we can't even figure out the first thing about consciousness as it relates to ourselves and each other, let alone to machines.Given a large enough table one could encode perceived human behaviour with a lookup-table... So all we need is a computer program that itself claims to possess consciousness. Would that be a scam? Maybe Asame Obiomah is a computer program claiming to be a man writing a computer program. Would that make it intelligent? Hm.
Sep 04 2015
On Friday, 4 September 2015 at 09:15:16 UTC, Ola Fosheim Grøstad wrote:On Thursday, 3 September 2015 at 15:20:27 UTC, Nick Sabalausky wrote:Maybe he'll come up with something that is more intelligent than your average tabloid reader :)))based on one hell of a gigantic assumption: That consciousness is a natural consequence of a sufficiently large neural net. It's a fine and interesting idea, but PURELY speculative, with zero evidence and not even any way of testing for evidence since, like you say, we can't even figure out the first thing about consciousness as it relates to ourselves and each other, let alone to machines.Given a large enough table one could encode perceived human behaviour with a lookup-table... So all we need is a computer program that itself claims to possess consciousness. Would that be a scam? Maybe Asame Obiomah is a computer program claiming to be a man writing a computer program. Would that make it intelligent? Hm.
Sep 04 2015
On Friday, 4 September 2015 at 10:11:18 UTC, Chris wrote:Maybe he'll come up with something that is more intelligent than your average tabloid reader :)))You should file a business-patent! That would be goldmine.
Sep 04 2015
On Friday, 4 September 2015 at 10:43:32 UTC, Ola Fosheim Grøstad wrote:On Friday, 4 September 2015 at 10:11:18 UTC, Chris wrote:Not really. A tabloid reader can be modeled like this: immutable TabloidReader tr = [ hate:fear, fear:hate ]; immutable Opinion ifYouAskMe(gibberish statement) safe { in { assert(statement == bullsh*t); } out(result) { assert(result == AbsoluteBullsh*t); } body { return "I'm not racist, but " ~ statement; } } So you just need something that is a bit more sophisticated ;)Maybe he'll come up with something that is more intelligent than your average tabloid reader :)))You should file a business-patent! That would be goldmine.
Sep 04 2015
Not really. A tabloid reader can be modeled like this:Sounds like a plan. Going to make a website about it. Is this code patent-protected btw?
Sep 04 2015
On Wednesday, 2 September 2015 at 14:41:20 UTC, GrandAxe wrote:This is to inform the D Language community that the first viable general artificial algorithm is being written in D. It is called Organic Big data intelligence (OBI); the website is at www.okeuvo.com. Some of its capabilities are: 1. Ability to learn 2. Ability to analyse 3. Problem solving 4. Moral judgement 5. Ability to feel emotions 6. Free will 7. Consciousness 8. Self awarenesslmao
Sep 02 2015
On 9/2/15 10:41 AM, GrandAxe wrote:This is to inform the D Language community that the first viable general artificial algorithm is being written in D. It is called Organic Big data intelligence (OBI); the website is at www.okeuvo.com. Some of its capabilities are: 1. Ability to learn 2. Ability to analyse 3. Problem solving 4. Moral judgement 5. Ability to feel emotions 6. Free will 7. Consciousness 8. Self awarenessYeah, but can it experience *lack* of self awareness, like most humans? -Steve
Sep 02 2015
On Wednesday, 2 September 2015 at 14:41:20 UTC, GrandAxe wrote:This is to inform the D Language community that the first viable general artificial algorithm is being written in D. It is called Organic Big data intelligence (OBI); the website is at www.okeuvo.com.Which practical problems can it solve? Can it understand a CSP? Can it solve CSP instances? Which input format would be used? Which CSP instances can it solve?
Sep 02 2015
On Wednesday, 2 September 2015 at 14:41:20 UTC, GrandAxe wrote:Unnetworked personal mobile devices are the target platform for the standard implementation of OBI.What hardware/OS (if any) will you use? Depending on the answer: do you plan to submit PR to extend plattform support of the compiler as necessary? Compared to your agenda full D support on Android/iOS/bare metal may be easy... Anyway a large codebase may be a good compiler test for ARM (or whatever you use).
Sep 02 2015
On Wednesday, 2 September 2015 at 21:13:12 UTC, anonymous wrote:On Wednesday, 2 September 2015 at 14:41:20 UTC, GrandAxe wrote:A final target platform has not yet been settled, the main thrust right now is for a successful demo. However phone OS's such as Android (especially) and iOS have the potential to throw up nightmare security issues, therefore might not be candidates. Also the platform will need to be unnetworked which might knock out phone OS's. The demo will be PC based, after which it will be optimised for a number of target processors.Unnetworked personal mobile devices are the target platform for the standard implementation of OBI.What hardware/OS (if any) will you use? Depending on the answer: do you plan to submit PR to extend plattform support of the compiler as necessary? Compared to your agenda full D support on Android/iOS/bare metal may be easy... Anyway a large codebase may be a good compiler test for ARM (or whatever you use).
Sep 06 2015
On Sunday, 6 September 2015 at 09:42:53 UTC, Grand_Axe wrote:On Wednesday, 2 September 2015 at 21:13:12 UTC, anonymous wrote:Summary: 1. OBI uses big data 2. no network 3. portable Conclusion: OBI runs on a portable device with sufficient resources to process big data in realtime (I want OBI to answer immediately) - no laptop. I am looking forward for such a device - I want it as least as fast as a XEON cpu, 32 GB+ RAM and a battery life of at least several hours. I guess your demo will be some kind of console-based ELIZA. "emacs -> M-x doctor" is quite good:)On Wednesday, 2 September 2015 at 14:41:20 UTC, GrandAxe wrote:A final target platform has not yet been settled, the main thrust right now is for a successful demo. However phone OS's such as Android (especially) and iOS have the potential to throw up nightmare security issues, therefore might not be candidates. Also the platform will need to be unnetworked which might knock out phone OS's. The demo will be PC based, after which it will be optimised for a number of target processors.Unnetworked personal mobile devices are the target platform for the standard implementation of OBI.What hardware/OS (if any) will you use? Depending on the answer: do you plan to submit PR to extend plattform support of the compiler as necessary? Compared to your agenda full D support on Android/iOS/bare metal may be easy... Anyway a large codebase may be a good compiler test for ARM (or whatever you use).
Sep 06 2015
On Wednesday, 2 September 2015 at 14:41:20 UTC, GrandAxe wrote:This is to inform the D Language community that the first viable general artificial algorithm is being written in D. It is called Organic Big data intelligence (OBI); the website is at www.okeuvo.com. Some of its capabilities are: 1. Ability to learn 2. Ability to analyse 3. Problem solving 4. Moral judgement 5. Ability to feel emotions 6. Free will 7. Consciousness 8. Self awareness D Language was chosen for its versatility. It is a language with high level syntax and low capabilities, as well as excellent performance and being open source. God be the Glory. Asame ObiomahIt's you, you've made it: http://i.imgur.com/3Z10Dip.png I've always trusted you. always.
Sep 02 2015
On 9/2/15, GrandAxe via Digitalmars-d-announce <digitalmars-d-announce puremagic.com> wrote:This is to inform the D Language community that the first viable general artificial algorithm is being written in D. It is called Organic Big data intelligence (OBI); the website is at www.okeuvo.com.I rate this troll 8 / 10. Many keks were had. Much wow.
Sep 03 2015
On Wednesday, 2 September 2015 at 14:41:20 UTC, GrandAxe wrote:This is to inform the D Language community that the first viable general artificial algorithm is being written in D. It is called Organic Big data intelligence (OBI); the website is at www.okeuvo.com. Some of its capabilities are: 1. Ability to learn 2. Ability to analyse 3. Problem solving 4. Moral judgement 5. Ability to feel emotions 6. Free will 7. Consciousness 8. Self awarenessMaybe we should create a new concept: Software from Nigeria. You only need a fashionable looking website with lofty promises, some googlable discussion on a forum for some obscure programming language, a mention of patents pending, and maybe an interview on some 2nd rate tech site. What else would you need for credibility to whet the appetite of amateur investors, lottery winners, or heirs. //// I am certain this is not the last time we will see this kind of "entrepreneurship". But it makes me sad to see D dragged into it.
Sep 03 2015
On Wednesday, 2 September 2015 at 14:41:20 UTC, GrandAxe wrote:This is to inform the D Language community that the first viable general artificial algorithm is being written in D. It is called Organic Big data intelligence (OBI); the website is at www.okeuvo.com. Some of its capabilities are: 1. Ability to learn 2. Ability to analyse 3. Problem solving 4. Moral judgement 5. Ability to feel emotions 6. Free will 7. Consciousness 8. Self awareness D Language was chosen for its versatility. It is a language with high level syntax and low capabilities, as well as excellent performance and being open source. Unnetworked personal mobile devices are the target platform for the standard implementation of OBI. A demonstration release is scheduled for the end of this month (September 2015). The demonstration release will comprehend English prose only, later releases will be able to process input from other languages, as well as sensory input. OBI will be a mixture of open and closed source modules. To God be the Glory. Asame ObiomahIt's about time TempleOS got a bit of competition. The "consciously self-aware, morally judging OBI" VS. "the OS that talks with God". One of them might even cry (using the Emotions 0.91d module and the optional lawn sprinkler attachment).
Sep 04 2015
On Friday, 4 September 2015 at 10:28:07 UTC, Guy Gervais wrote:It's about time TempleOS got a bit of competition. The "consciously self-aware, morally judging OBI" VS. "the OS that talks with God". One of them might even cry (using the Emotions 0.91d module and the optional lawn sprinkler attachment).Beware! The Holy Limit for TempleOS is 100.000 lines of code. I'm not exactly sure what happens when that limit is crossed, but I've heard that DMD is close.
Sep 04 2015
On 02.09.2015 16:41, GrandAxe wrote:This is to inform the D Language community that the first viable general artificial algorithm is being written in D. It is called Organic Big data intelligence (OBI); the website is at www.okeuvo.com. Some of its capabilities are: 1. Ability to learn 2. Ability to analyse 3. Problem solving 4. Moral judgement 5. Ability to feel emotions 6. Free will 7. Consciousness 8. Self awarenessLooks like the perfect controller software for my cold fusion powered housekeeper/cook android.
Sep 04 2015
On Wednesday, 2 September 2015 at 14:41:20 UTC, GrandAxe wrote:This is to inform the D Language community that the first viable general artificial algorithm is being written in D. It is called Organic Big data intelligence (OBI); the website is at www.okeuvo.com. Some of its capabilities are: 1. Ability to learn 2. Ability to analyse 3. Problem solving 4. Moral judgement 5. Ability to feel emotions 6. Free will 7. Consciousness 8. Self awareness D Language was chosen for its versatility. It is a language with high level syntax and low capabilities, as well as excellent performance and being open source. Unnetworked personal mobile devices are the target platform for the standard implementation of OBI. A demonstration release is scheduled for the end of this month (September 2015). The demonstration release will comprehend English prose only, later releases will be able to process input from other languages, as well as sensory input. OBI will be a mixture of open and closed source modules. To God be the Glory. Asame ObiomahIt seems to me that at least 5, 6 are counter-productive, and go against the goals stated in your website. Nevermind how difficulty it would be to implement them, it seems like you haven't thought this through carefully enough. On the other hand, I'm curious to know why you chose D to make this announcement?
Sep 04 2015
On Friday, 4 September 2015 at 20:48:54 UTC, Márcio Martins wrote:On Wednesday, 2 September 2015 at 14:41:20 UTC, GrandAxe wrote:Can you expand on why you say 5, 6 are counter-productive? Bear in mind that even in human society, free will itself is limited in a lot of ways; by laws, customs, traditions, emotions, patterns (eg form follows function) etc. It will be the same for machines. I chose D because of its capabilities (previously stated) as well as something I did not mention in my initial post; D is an open source, community effort not controlled by any major corporation; as much as is possible, strong AI should be owned by all so that it does not become a menace (cannot be overemphasised). On the shamelessly selfish side, the choice of D offers me the opportunity to finally learn D after skirting the prospect for a number of years. :) There is also the possibility that certain plugins will be (LINQ) and is now open source too.This is to inform the D Language community that the first viable general artificial algorithm is being written in D. It is called Organic Big data intelligence (OBI); the website is at www.okeuvo.com. Some of its capabilities are: 1. Ability to learn 2. Ability to analyse 3. Problem solving 4. Moral judgement 5. Ability to feel emotions 6. Free will 7. Consciousness 8. Self awareness D Language was chosen for its versatility. It is a language with high level syntax and low capabilities, as well as excellent performance and being open source. Unnetworked personal mobile devices are the target platform for the standard implementation of OBI. A demonstration release is scheduled for the end of this month (September 2015). The demonstration release will comprehend English prose only, later releases will be able to process input from other languages, as well as sensory input. OBI will be a mixture of open and closed source modules. To God be the Glory. Asame ObiomahIt seems to me that at least 5, 6 are counter-productive, and go against the goals stated in your website. Nevermind how difficulty it would be to implement them, it seems like you haven't thought this through carefully enough. On the other hand, I'm curious to know why you chose D to make this announcement?
Sep 06 2015
On Wednesday, 2 September 2015 at 14:41:20 UTC, GrandAxe wrote:D Language was chosen for its versatility. It is a language with high level syntax and low capabilities....Er, low capabilities???
Sep 05 2015
On Sat, Sep 05, 2015 at 03:17:40PM +0000, Paul via Digitalmars-d-announce wrote:On Wednesday, 2 September 2015 at 14:41:20 UTC, GrandAxe wrote:He probably meant *low-level* capabilities. T -- What is Matter, what is Mind? Never Mind, it doesn't Matter.D Language was chosen for its versatility. It is a language with high level syntax and low capabilities....Er, low capabilities???
Sep 05 2015
On Saturday, 5 September 2015 at 15:17:43 UTC, Paul wrote:On Wednesday, 2 September 2015 at 14:41:20 UTC, GrandAxe wrote:Obviously, he means low level, as opposed to "high level" ... close to the machine. I find it hard to imagine that anyone with an IQ higher than that of a turnip could fail to understand what he's saying there, or why he announced here (because, of course, it's a major project written in D). While the claims are grandiose, implausible, and invite skepticism, this fellow seems to know more than many his critics, some of whom are pointlessly rude and verging on racism with talk of "Nigerian software". The sensible thing is to just wait and see, expecting nothing. Perhaps we'll all be wildly surprised.D Language was chosen for its versatility. It is a language with high level syntax and low capabilities....Er, low capabilities???
Sep 06 2015
On Sunday, 6 September 2015 at 22:49:17 UTC, jqb wrote:While the claims are grandiose, implausible, and invite skepticism, this fellow seems to know more than many his critics, some of whom are pointlessly rude and verging on racism with talk of "Nigerian software". The sensible thing is to just wait and see, expecting nothing. Perhaps we'll all be wildly surprised.There are computer games that present free will like behaviour: Little Computer People from the 80s and Creatures from the 90s. The latter used genetics and neural networks. But first release by the last quarter of 2016 makes the announcement a bit premature.
Sep 06 2015
On Sunday, 6 September 2015 at 22:49:17 UTC, jqb wrote:verging on racism with talk of "Nigerian software"The term has nothing to do with racism. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/419_scams AFAIK, in Russia, my home, this type of scam is commonly known as "Nigerian letters": https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Нигерийские_письма I assume you're an American, because Americans are obsessed with racism and overly sensitive in general, they like to bring such things up. Funny fact: in Russia, we call black people negros, and it's completely normal, just like calling Chinese or Georgian people asian. On the other hand, pointing out skin color _is_ racist here, no matter if it's black, yellow or white. All this stuff is completely culture-dependent, after all. On the topic: I agree that being rude is not the way do discuss things, especially in an IT community (we strive to be smarter than the majority of people, don't we?). But I understand the skepticism in comments. Best scientists study inner workings of human brain and are working on theory of consciousness if you will, but current results are far from even understanding it completely, let alone building an AI. And then GrandAxe pops up with this revolutionary software, claiming that Okeuvo company built an AI. However, that claim is not supported by anything and reminds me of the Unlimited Detail technology by Euclideon, which was announced in a similar manner, promising a revolution in graphics rendering. As you can see, it's far from it, despite the fact they were given $2 million by the Australian government. It seems like this revolution takes a little bit more effort, than was anticipated :) And there's no reason to think Okeuvo's technology is different in that sense. In general, I tend to not trust people, who claim that their technology _will_ do this and that, revolutionize something and so on. Show me a working technology first, sell it later. Otherwise it's nothing but promises, and I'm not interested in that, because everybody can create a website and make promises. This thread should be posted at the release date, with "will do something" replaced by "does something", supported by a working demo that anybody can download without giving up their social security number, sexual preferences and whatnot. And in this particular case, it should be also supported by scientific papers, since they claim to solve such a huge scientific problem of the 21th century.
Sep 09 2015
On Wednesday, 9 September 2015 at 14:47:40 UTC, burjui wrote:And then GrandAxe pops up with this revolutionary software, claiming that Okeuvo company built an AI. However, that claim is not supported by anything and reminds me of the Unlimited Detail technology by Euclideon, which was announced in a similar manner, promising a revolution in graphics rendering. As you can see, it's far from it, despite the fact they were given $2 million by the Australian government. It seems like this revolution takes a little bit more effort, than was anticipated :) And there's no reason to think Okeuvo's technology is different in that sense.Oh well, I believe Manu is working for Euclideon and would like to use D for their renderer if it was possible. I like what their tech-demos display, but the storage requirements suggest that it is more useful for specialized application domains than entertainment for now. Sometimes it can be important to announce something just in order to get yourself focused on it, like a start pistol. Maybe GrandAxe has some ideas that will lead to something useful for end users even if the mechanisms might be simpler than we expect them to be. He only seems to have announced it here and on reddit, so it let's assume he is only excited to get started on his mission and isn't conducting search engine optimizations by having back links from the forums.
Sep 09 2015
I am slightly behind schedule with the coding. The main logic is only getting completed today. The system should be ready for first looks by the 9th of October.
Sep 29 2015
On Wednesday, 30 September 2015 at 06:55:47 UTC, Grand_Axe wrote:I am slightly behind schedule with the coding. The main logic is only getting completed today. The system should be ready for first looks by the 9th of October.Surprise, dlang hacker! :) Let me guess: you'll spend all October and most likely much more time debugging your AI and the result will be far from what you promised, assuming you're just too naive and confident, and not trying to bullshit us. I'll be the first to apologize if you'll *ever* reach your declared goals, let alone 9th October. Meh
Oct 02 2015
alot of "bla-bla", no scientific publications, a miserable "award from microsoft" (really, it's better to have nothing than to have *this*), constantly out of schedule... this is attention whore, boys. nothing to see here, let's go home.
Sep 30 2015