Hi Ben,
I think this is a great way to give one or more Novamentes the
experience it/they need to develop mentally, in a controlled
environment and in an environment where the need for massive
computational power to handle sensory data is cut (I would imagine)
hugely thus leaving Novamente
oceeded in this
direction, at very least in terms of defining a meaningful series of tasks
etc.
-- Ben
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For a pretty cool subscription-based world of the type you are describing,
check out www.there.com
--Kevin
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..except your body is *not* supplied with sensors and actuators in "There"..
But if its a virtual world, why do you need sensors and actuators?? There
is the presented visual display and control keys for moving around and
conversing..
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> ..except your body is *not* supplied with sensors and actuators
> in "There"..
> But if its a virtual world, why do you need sensors and actuators?? There
> is the presented visual displa
Ben,
I think there's a prior question to a Novamente learning how to
perceive/act through an agent in a simulated world.
I think the first issue is for Novamente to discover that, as an intrinsic
part of its nature, it can interact with the world via more than one agent
interface.
Biological
2, 2003 9:56 AM
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Ben,
I think there's a prior question to a Novamente learning how to
perceive/act through an agent in a simulated world.
I think the first issue is for Novamente to discover that, as an intrinsic
pa
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> It's an interesting idea, to raise Novababy knowing that it can adopt
> different "bodies" at will. Clearly this will lead to a rather different
> psychology than we see among humans --- making the in-advance design of
> educational environments particularly tricky!!
First of all, plea
Brad wrote:
> > It's an interesting idea, to raise Novababy knowing that it can adopt
> > different "bodies" at will. Clearly this will lead to a rather
> different
> > psychology than we see among humans --- making the in-advance design of
> > educational environments particularly tricky!!
>
>
Hi Ben,
If Novababies are going to play and learn in a simulated world which is
most likely based on an agent-based/object-orientated programming
foundation, would it be useful for the basic Novamente to have prebuilt
capacity for agent-based modelling? Would this in be necessary if a
Novababy
July 19, 2003 11:24 AM
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Subject: RE: [agi] Educating an AI in a simulated world
Hi Ben,
If Novababies are going to play and learn in a simulated world which is
most likely based on an agent-based/object-orientated programming
foundation, would it be useful for the basic Nova
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