Epstein Secrets

years ago. However, I think this time we are poised to do it right, because we have a careful plan going in, and because at least two of us (me and Itamar) have well-fleshed out, thorough AGI designs. The Laird/Langley workshops gave me some powerful intuitions about what *not* to do in such a worksho

ra Hayes-Roth are AAAI Fellows and big shots, so roping them into something like this is nice.) The core idea here is similar to the workshops that John Laird and Pat Langley organized in Nov 08 and Feb 09 and I attended ... and I think vaguely similar to a workshop that you held with Minsky and others so

ool) and identify the key objects in the scene and their relationships. • Social Attention - Example task: The robot is having a conversation with Itamar. which is giving the robot reward (for instance, by teaching the robot useful inkrinat ion). Conversations with other individuals in the room have

October 2008. Some of the ideas also trace back to discussions held during two workshops on "Evaluation and Metrics for Human-Level Al" organized by John Laird and Pat Langley (one in Ann Arbor in late 2008, and one in Tempe in early 2009). Some of the conclu- sions of the Ann Arbor workshop were recorded i

school) and identify the key objects in the scene and their relationships. e Social Attention — Example task: The robot is having a conversation with Itamar, which is giving the robot reward (for instance, by teaching the robot useful information). Conversations with other individuals in the room have not

October 2008. Some of the ideas also trace back to discussions held during two workshops on "Evaluation and Metrics for Human-Level AI" organized by John Laird and Pat Langley (one in Ann Arbor in late 2008, and one in Tempe in early 2009). Some of the conclu- sions of the Ann Arbor workshop were recorded in