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Artificial Humor
I like the
idea of comedic computers. I wish my ATM had a better
sense of humor. Artificial intelligence researchers are
creating computer programs that can recognize a good joke.
Scientists
are taking satire seriously because humor is an important
aspect of improved interaction between humans and
computers.
Here is a
quick test I created for your
humor bot:
Knock knock
Who's
there?
A.I.
A.I.
who?
A.I. heard you were looking for a good
joke.
If your computer laughs at
this, I would classify it as non-intelligent.

Find info on AI and humor at
the:
Applied Artificial Intelligence Laboratory

Man vs
Machine Poker Championship
An ai
poker playing computer program from the University of
Alberta called Polaris, takes on poker
professionals, a real money poker tournament that is also a controlled scientific experiment.
AI Polaris

The Theory of Intelligence
"AI scientists tried to program computers to act like
humans without first answering what intelligence is and
what it means to understand. -- from the book "On
Intelligence" by Jeff Hawkins and Sandra Blakeslee. 
A New Take on Human Intelligence - A
meaty commentary by Lee Dye for ABCNews.com on the book "On
Intelligence".


The State of Artificial Intelligence
In 1956 John McCarthy
coined the term "artificial intelligence". How far have we come since that time? Here
are some web sites with ongoing artificial intelligence
projects.
MIT Project Oxygen
- Bringing abundant computation and communication, as
pervasive and free as air, naturally into people's lives.
The Mind Project
is an international learning community where researchers,
teachers, students, publishers and a variety of others
explore together the wonders of the human mind and brain.
NASA's Intelligent Systems Project
- NASA has developed a bold vision focused on robotic
and combined human-robotic exploration of deep space.
Two AI Pioneers. Two Bizarre Suicides. What Really
Happened? - Wired Magazine

The Future of Artificial
Intelligence
The Future of A.I. - PBS, Jacqueline S.
Mitchell
"Intelligent machines might help us reach the stars - or
else they might eclipse us, and render our humanity
irrelevant."
Predicting the Future of AI - G4TV, Bruce Damer
"Will technology become sentient in the near future, or
should we just stop worrying about tech taking over?"
An insightful ai article by guest
columnist Thomas H. Thompson in
The
Courier

The
World-Wide-Mind project
The World-Wide-Mind project proposes that
the construction of advanced artificial minds may be too
difficult for any single laboratory to complete.
The
World-Wide-Mind project

Computers crack
famous board game
A Canadian team has created a computer
program that can win or draw any game of checkers
(draughts), no matter who the opponent is.
Computers crack
famous board game

Building an Artificial Person
ProtoThinker, part of the Mind Project, is
an innovative computer program designed to stimulate
thinking about thinking. It contains a simple model of an
exceedingly complex object -- the human mind.
ProtoThinker

AI
Articles
Nine games computers are ruining for humanity
Cognitive computing: Building a machine that can learn
from experience
Artificial intelligence rapidly advances
Automated decision-making
AI system predicts medicine's hidden powers
Turing Test questions
Computing machinery and intelligence
How I failed the Turing test
Are you a Computer?
The Imitation Game
Artificial Intelligence - BBC
CALO
Can Computers Beat Human Programmers?
Researchers create child AI simulation
Research on Emotions and Human-Machine Interaction
AI researchers think 'Rascals' can pass Turing test
A.I. comes of age
Tests that show machines closing in on human abilities
Humanity Close to Passing the Hofstadter-Turing Test?
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