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Examachine is an AGI Platform that features exa-scale universal machine learning beyond human-level and it is developed by Celestial Intellect Cybernetics.

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Godseed: benevolent or malevolent?

Introduction One of the most interesting questions we’ve ever pondered on the ai-philosophy mailing list was how you would build an “angelic” autonomous AI. Would it be possible to make some kind of angel’s mind that, by design, achieves only

Eray Özkural November 14, 2011 Artificial Intelligence, Philosophy, Transhumanism No Comments Read more

What is it like to be an upload?

What is it like to be an upload?

Introduction The nature of experience is one of those deep philosophical questions which philosophers and scientists alike have not been able to reach a consensus on. In this article, I review a transhumanist variant of a basic question of subjectivity.

Eray Özkural April 13, 2011 Philosophy, Transhumanism No Comments Read more

My paper titled “A COMPROMISE BETWEEN REDUCTIONISM AND NON-REDUCTIONISM””

Mp paper titled “A compromise between reductionism and non-reductionism”, argues against extreme non-reductionism such as predicate dualism. This was published in the book “WORLDVIEWS, SCIENCE AND US Philosophy and Complexity“. The issue of irreducibility is interpreted from the perspective of algorithmic information

Eray Özkural April 8, 2011December 8, 2016 Philosophy No Comments Read more

Teramachine is operational

Teramachine is the second milestone of the examachine research program. It features teraflop-scale incremental machine learning, therefore it embodies an integrated long-term memory which works in black-box fashion from the user’s point of view. I can really feel this is

Eray Özkural March 3, 2011 Artificial Intelligence No Comments Read more

Teramachine inverting functions

Teramachine marches on towards primary-school student level. Function inversion (in the mathematical sense) with one example (assuming one-shot learning) is implemented like this in the current code, to give you a flavor of how neat O’Caml code can look: let

Eray Özkural February 10, 2011 Artificial Intelligence No Comments Read more

Narrow AI is not AI (And AGI is just computer science!)

I have maintained for ages that terminological and polemical discussions are fruitless and therefore fit for fools. However, every now and then we are being forced into such trivial controversy. I will reminisce an old foe from the glorious days

Eray Özkural February 5, 2011December 8, 2016 Artificial Intelligence, Philosophy No Comments Read more

An extensive post on translating between OCaml Scheme and Haskell

translating between OCaml Scheme and Haskell. Ah, I just stumbled on this page while searching for what people use for a composition operator in O’Caml. It gives a comprehensive guide to translating among these languages.

Eray Özkural February 5, 2011December 8, 2016 Link, OCaml No Comments Read more

Pei Wang on the Path to Artificial General Intelligence

Pei Wang on the Path to Artificial General Intelligence. Ben Goertzel interviews Pei Wang. The interview does contain some interesting questions. It sounds as if Ben believes in a kind of “embodied inteligence”. However, it also seems to me that

Eray Özkural February 2, 2011December 8, 2016 Artificial Intelligence, Link No Comments Read more

Autonomous AI: reptile, human or better?

Presently, most researchers assume that a general-purpose human-level or beyond AI system must be autonomous. This is mostly due to AIMA’s agent designs and Hutter’s version of intelligence definitions that emphasize agent design. That is to say, an agent thinks

Eray Özkural February 1, 2011 Artificial Intelligence, Philosophy No Comments Read more

He’s the one they call Dr. Feelgood: Mark Walker

Walker.’s original article. Oh well, Mark, I think you want us to feel really joyful! Wake up with a surge of happiness in the morning, have a great breakfast, go to work, work, lunch, work, work, until we drop dead,

Eray Özkural January 31, 2011 Transhumanism No Comments Read more
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