Epstein Secrets

N, and will never be more than a perceptual cortex. Another option is open-source development, like the way Linux was built We're trying this with OpenCog (http://opencog.org). But building AGI requires people with much more specialized expertise than building a "mere" computer operating system like L

e in Hong Kong that pay me money (not a lot, but enough to let me pay my kids' college tuition in the US, etc.). These other projects involve using OpenCog's machine learning software to analyze genetics data, and Hong Kong stock market data. But I go to the OpenCog AGI lab for a few hours every day, a

a small team working closely with me in a single location. Another option is that someone like Jeffrey Epstein, decides to fund an AGi project like OpenCog. So, summing up.... What would be a VERY GOOD avenue for getting from here to human-level AGI? -- Jeffrey Epstein funds the $350K OpenCog/Robokind

mDavid Hanson has been spending about 1/4 of his time here in Hong Kong, and has become a fairly close friend. I've also spent a bunch of time with Mark Tilden, the maker of the Robo Sapien ( http://en.wikipcdia.org/wiki/Mark Tilden), who is based in in Hong Kong as well. The Robokind's hands aren't that g

analog logic circuits, discrete electronic components, and usually without a microprocessor. And to fill their heads, artificial intelligence group, OpenCog has stepped in to give these humanoid sculptures, a brain. Based in Hong Kong, OpenCog, an open source AI programming group, under the direction of

sor. And to fill their heads, artificial intelligence group, OpenCog has stepped in to give these humanoid sculptures, a brain. Based in Hong Kong, OpenCog, an open source AI programming group, under the direction of Ben Goertzel, began their cerebral project with a Hanson Robokind: a toddler like robot

utionized the appearance of robots with responsive facial expressions, synthetized rubber skin, called frubber and delicate features. Collaborator, Mark Tilden, creator of BEAM robotics and the WowWee Robosapien humanoid robot, has also produced complex robotic movements from analog logic circuits, discrete

com/watch?v=PyKzO0MF1zI A young German AGI researcher with a psychology background. His AGI system is called MicroPsi, and it's the inspiration for OpenCog's emotion/motivation system. He had a couple academic post-docs but is now working in industry developing a new version of MicroPsi and applying it

robotics hardware tinkerer, robot software hacker and theorist about human-robot empathy and its importance for the future of intelligence *** Dr. Mark Tilden http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0t_Tglae6s http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9SYW_Soytl [robo sapien in action] 300-pound, 6'5" American with a cowb

orn/watch?v=PyKzO0MFIzI A young German AGI researcher with a psychology background. His AGI system is called MicroPsi, and it's the inspiration for OpenCog's emotion/motivation system. He had a couple academic post-docs but is now working in industry developing a new version of MicroPsi and applying i

obotics hardware tinkerer, robot software hacker and theorist about human-robot empathy and its importance for the future of intelligence *** Dr. Mark Tilden http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0t_TqJae6s http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F95YW_SoytI [robo sapien in action] 300-pound, 6'S" American with a cowb