Hi Ed :)
When I think of AI, the first thing that comes to my mind is Logic science.
It has operators like and, or, not, implication, that correspond to natural
language words. Those operators are what is used in natural languages on
general level, so It isn't strange that very Logic tries to
Atomese -- which is how OpenCog represents knowledge -- is a
functional/logical language, but it's a language that exists only in
the Atomspace for AI software to use...
Atomese can be coded by humans, when needed, using C++ or Scheme
(thorough infrastructure), python (OK infrastructure), or
Is it true atom space objects are coded in functional languages? If so,
why?
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