Epstein Secrets

living at time of writing. As of 2013 the bulk of OpenCog work is occurring in Hong Kong via a research grant that Gino and I obtained together • Dan Stoicescu, whose funding helped Novamente through some tough times. • Jeffrey Epstein, whose visionary funding of my AGI research has helped me through a num

013 the bulk of OpenCog work is occurring in Hong Kong via a research grant that Gino and I obtained together • Dan Stoicescu, whose funding helped Novamente through some tough times. • Jeffrey Epstein, whose visionary funding of my AGI research has helped me through a number of tight spots over the year

rman, who co-architected the whole Webmind system and vision with me from the start. EFTA00623765 x • The Webmind Diehards, who helped begin the Novamente project that succeeded Webmind beginning in 2001: Cassio Pennachin, Stephan Vladimir Bugaj, Takuo Henmi, Matthew lkle', Thiago Maia, Andre Senna, G

am living at time of writing. As of 2013 the bulk of OpenCog work is occurring in Hong Kong via a research grant that Gino and I obtained together e Dan Stoicescu, whose funding helped Novamente through some tough times. e Jeffrey Epstein, whose visionary funding of my AGI research has helped me through a numb

2013 the bulk of OpenCog work is occurring in Hong Kong via a research grant that Gino and I obtained together e Dan Stoicescu, whose funding helped Novamente through some tough times. e Jeffrey Epstein, whose visionary funding of my AGI research has helped me through a number of tight spots over the years

n, who co-architected the whole Webmind system and vision with me from the start. HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_012905 The Webmind Diehards, who helped begin the Novamente project that succeeded Webmind beginning in 2001: Cassio Pennachin, Stephan Vladimir Bugaj, Takuo Henmi, Matthew Ikle’, Thiago Maia, Andre Senna, Gui

ng lead time. Maybe I should have applied for academic jobs for September 2009, but that's water under the bridge. I didn't do so because I thought Dan Stoicescu would keep funding Novamente, but instead he disappeared and turned anti-AI, as I described to you ;-( 4) What would be *ideal* (short of you fund

to return to academia. Funding my research via running a small AI consulting company just isn't working anymore. If I return to academia I'll keep Novamente operating on the side -- and try to sell the virtual pet engine to game companies, etc. -- but then I won't be relying on it for personal income. Bu

and bioinformatics projects at the » Summit, and there's at least some chance this will arouse some >> investor/donor interest ... who knows. Also, Dan Stoicescu, the guy I >> mentioned who funded Novamente for a while this year, *may* be at the >> Summit and follow-up discussions (though I can't be sure as

there's at least some chance this will arouse some >> investor/donor interest ... who knows. Also, Dan Stoicescu, the guy I >> mentioned who funded Novamente for a while this year, *may* be at the >> Summit and follow-up discussions (though I can't be sure as he's been >> very elusive lately).... >> >>

y AI and bioinformatics projects at the Summit, and there's at least some chance this will arouse some investor/donor interest ... who knows. Also, Dan Stoicescu, the guy I mentioned who funded Novamente for a while this year, *may* be at the Summit and follow-up discussions (though I can't be sure as he's b

, and there's at least some chance this will arouse some investor/donor interest ... who knows. Also, Dan Stoicescu, the guy I mentioned who funded Novamente for a while this year, *may* be at the Summit and follow-up discussions (though I can't be sure as he's been very elusive lately).... Also, apart

and bioinformatics projects at the > Summit, and there's at least some chance this will arouse some > investor/donor interest ... who knows. Also, Dan Stoicescu, the guy I > mentioned who funded Novamente for a while this year, *mays be at the > Summit and follow-up discussions (though I can't be sure as he

d there's at least some chance this will arouse some > investor/donor interest ... who knows. Also, Dan Stoicescu, the guy I > mentioned who funded Novamente for a while this year, *mays be at the > Summit and follow-up discussions (though I can't be sure as he's been > very elusive lately).... > Also,