This project is a bit old, but an interesting example of artificial intelligence in the subjective realm of art. There's potential for an intelligence like this that could collaborate with beginning studio artists.
This software mimicks complex acrobatics from human pilots. Although a bit terrifying to watch the software in action, I have a feeling that it will change life as we now know it.
Brief description of AI and prediction of future developments
Computer model "learning" language in a process akin to how babies learn
language
Vantage Learning uses AES technology (Automated Essay Scoring) based on proprietary artificial intelligence, linguistics, and search R&D to provide instant feedback to students in grades 4-12 while writing essays, and to score the GMAT essay!
In his blog, Chris Chatham, tackles "developmental and computational cognitive neuroscience, comparative psychology, psychometrics, and artificial intelligence."
Entire textbook. Many interesting chapters.
What is spreading through the Web is not exactly artificial intelligence. For all the research that has gone into cognitive and computer science, the brain’s most formidable algorithms — those used to recognize images or sounds or understand language — have eluded simulation. The alternative has been to incorporate people, with their special skills, as components of the Net.
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This project is a bit old, but an interesting example of artificial intelligence in the subjective realm of art. There's potential for an intelligence like this that could collaborate with beginning studio artists.
This software mimicks complex acrobatics from human pilots. Although a bit terrifying to watch the software in action, I have a feeling that it will change life as we now know it.
Brief description of AI and prediction of future developments
Entire textbook. Many interesting chapters.
What is spreading through the Web is not exactly artificial intelligence. For all the research that has gone into cognitive and computer science, the brain’s most formidable algorithms — those used to recognize images or sounds or understand language — have eluded simulation. The alternative has been to incorporate people, with their special skills, as components of the Net.
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