Posted Mar 24, 2008 at 05:33AM by Jay P.
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 Researchers from the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute have been able to produce a child-like virtual intelligence persona named Eddie in Linden Lab's Second Life.This particular creation is based from logic-based artificial intelligence and complex modelling techniques. The four-year-old Eddie has his own set of beliefs. What's mpre amazing is that he also hasthe ability to reason about his beliefs. In addition to that, he can also draw conclusions in a way that is at par with real children of his age range. Research project leader Selmer Bringsjord said that "Second Life is remarkably easy to work with, and is very popular." Their creation and technologies can be aptly applied to digital environments in which the physical and virtual worlds directly interact. Being able to create such a wonder, Bringsjord said, "Imagine being able to step into a simulation environment in which you interact with synthetic characters as sophisticated as those seen in Star Trek's holodeck." This research is funded by IBM and other sponsors and uses Rensselaer's Computational Center for Nanotechnology Innovations. The CCNI provides more than 100 teraflops of computing power through parallel Blue Gene supercomputers, POWER-based Linux clusters, and AMD Opteron processor-based clusters. |
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by Silver-Tiger - 2008-03-24 |
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pfff..... As soon Home comes out, Nobody wants to play Second Life anymore...
pfff..... As soon Home comes out, Nobody wants to play Second Life anymore...
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Re: slicer4ever - 2008-04-05 |
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» were not seeing this any time soon
100 terraflops to run 1 child's mind.....maybe in 20-50 years this intelligence could be seen in our video games but it's not coming any time soon to us
100 terraflops to run 1 child's mind.....maybe in 20-50 years this intelligence could be seen in our video games but it's not coming any time soon to us
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