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I don't know if the project is still active or not but its architecture wasn't based on neural networks. From the website: "The AtomSpace is a generalized grap
by seansh 3y ago
I don't know if the project is still active or not but its architecture wasn't based on neural networks. From the website:
"The AtomSpace is a generalized graph store, with a sophisticated graph query engine. This query engine far exceeds the features and capabilities of popular commercial and open source graph stores. Atomese is a graph language, optimized for manipulation by algorithms. The intent is that automated agents, reasoning subsystems and processing pipelines can work with a rich and sophisticated language system. Think of Atomese is "assembly code", or, better yet, an "intermediate language"."
I recall there was a video somewhere of a virtual agent that was walking around in a virtual world, figuring out creative ways to find food, seeking shelter etc.
Does anyone know how far they got? and if they gave up after ML revolution?
- brendonwong 3y agoThey’ve rearchitected the approach to incorporate neural networks alongside their existing symbolic approach, in a new design called OpenCog Hyperon. This work is currently at: http://hyperon.opencog.org http://hyperon.opencog.org. Their main wiki hasn’t been updated yet for some reason. Development is definitely active! The founder shared his thoughts on LLMs here: https://youtu.be/MVWzwIg4Adw https://youtu.be/MVWzwIg4Adw. The TL;DR is LLMs currently do not generalize well, so they aren’t sufficient for AGI unless they end up generalizing better somehow (perhaps at scale).
- LargoLasskhyfv 3y agoDevelopment seems to be alive, according to: https://github.com/opencog/ https://github.com/opencog/ Edit: Even more interesting is this repo of theirs: https://github.com/opencog/opencog-cycl https://github.com/opencog/opencog-cycl