[Download Artificial Intelligence Resources White Paper Link Compilation] Artificial Intelligence Resources (AIResources.info)is a Subject Tracer™ Information Blog developed and created by the Virtual Private Library™. It is designed to bring together the latest resources and sources on an ongoing basis … Continue reading →

In April, the two-year-old RHIO began offering a clinical decision-support service through ActiveHealth Management, a New York-based company. ActiveHealth’s CareEngine technology compares patients’ medical, pharmacy and laboratory claims against established standards of care. It then notifies a physician if it … Continue reading →

Computers have composed music before, but those efforts were little more than high-tech mixed tapes. Most computer composers have been taught rules of music through extensive programming or by breaking down works of human musicians and creating new pieces from … Continue reading →

First public version of jKilavuz is released. jKilavuz is a path engine for Java. It consists of an extensible set of tools for collecting pathfind data and finding and executing paths. Despite the complexness of subject it is designed for … Continue reading →

Dr. Ben Goertzel’s talk at Google, discussing his own work on the Novamente Cognition Engine, an AGI project based on combining a number of knowledge representations and reasoning and learning techniques into an integrative architecture motivated by complex systems theory, … Continue reading →

The Apply AI Innovations 2007 conference drew together programmers from the games industry, students and professors from academia. The AI in games roundtable covered topics such as intelligent replanning, learning AI, debugging strategies, and opinions on current tools.

An Intel developer discussed model-based computing, and how this relates to multi-core architectures. "Like the human brain itself, these intelligent applications lend themselves to parallel processing. 80-cores would change the game in a broader sense than just hardware – it … Continue reading →

A computer program that learns to decode language sounds in a similar way to a baby could shed new light on how humans acquire the ability to talk. It casts doubt on the idea that babies are born with an … Continue reading →

There’s a new site on Game AI called AiGameDev.com (feed). It features daily articles in a blog-like format, including reviews, editorials, and tutorials, not forgetting regular community discussions on game AI. Here are some interesting posts made recently. Machine Learning … Continue reading →

A decision tree is a technique for predicting target values from observations. Motivation Assume your program has data samples and needs to draw certain conclusions about each of them. This is the case when mining for information in large databases, … Continue reading →

Most of my time these days is spent updating the artificial intelligence knowledge part of the website. Two brand-new overviews of AI techniques have been published recently, complete with pseudo-code and graphics: Minimax Search Decision Tree You can subscribe to … Continue reading →

New technology has been used to plan search and rescue operations for the American air force. The research can be seen as providing a way to combine route planning principles with principles for automatic fault finding. "My research has combined … Continue reading →

These days, the bots playing poker can’t bluff convincingly. "Computers are programmed to perform the best strategy, but bluffing is based on unexpected, illogical actions," says Evan Hurwitz, a computer scientist at the University of the Witwatersrand in South Africa. … Continue reading →

AIIDE ‘07 starts tomorrow (Artificial Intelligence and Interactive Digital Entertainment), featuring the most cutting edge research in game AI. The proceedings read like a "who’s who" in the field, and there’s lot to learn from! Here’s a collection of highlights … Continue reading →

Last October, Netflix, the online movie rental service, announced that it would award $1 million to the first person or team who can devise a system that is 10 percent more accurate than the company’s current system for recommending movies … Continue reading →