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Prolog is a declarative programming language based on predicate calculus. It was created was by Alain Colmerauer in 1970, as an attempt to create a language that enabled the expression of logic instead of a step by step procedure.

Prolog is particularly well-suited to express complex ideas and is the language of choice for many applications in artificial intelligence. It is particularly suited for expert systems and natural language parsers and, in general, for any system based on knowledge representation and problem solving.

From the programmer's perspective Prolog is very different from traditional languages. The drudgery of memory management, stack pointers etc. is left to the computational engine and the programmer is free to concentrate on the logical description of the problem. So, rather than conceiving a procedural way of solving the problem itself, the Prolog programmer focuses on representing a knowledge domain, leaving to the Prolog engine the task of finding solutions for any problem arising in that domain.

A lot of the research leading up to modern implementations of Prolog came from spin-off effects caused by the Fifth Generation Computer Systems Project which chose to use a variant of Prolog, named Kernel Language, for their operating system.
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: USING AI WITH GCC TO SPEED UP MOBILE DESIGN
Atlasite writes "The WSJ is reporting on a EU project called Milepost aimed at integrating AI inside GCC. The team partners, which include include IBM, the University of Edinburgh and the French research institute, INRIA, announced their preliminary results at the recent GCC Summit, being able to increase the performance of GCC by 10% in just one month's work. GCC Summit paper is provided [PDF]." ... more info

1 Jul 2008: IBM AND EUROPEAN PARTNERS EMBARK ON ADVANCED AI SOFTWARE PROJECT - COMPUTER BUSINESS REVIEW
The software is expected to automatically utilise newly developed programmes for embedded processors in mobile devices. IBM has partnered with the IBM Haifa Research Lab, Israel; the University of Edinburgh and ARC International, UK; CAPS Enterprise ... ... more info

27 Jun 2008: COLUMN: AI IS COMING - U-WIRE.COM
Computer technology is advancing at an accelerating rate. By 2030, artificial intelligence will reach human levels. By 2045, super-intelligent machines will be so powerfully brilliant as to make biological people seem like insects by comparison. And ... ... more info

24 Jun 2008: WHATEVER HAPPENED TO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE? - COMPUTERWORLD
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24 Jun 2008: WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE? - COMPUTERWORLD
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24 Jun 2008: WHAT HAPPENED TO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE? - NETWORK WORLD FUSION
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24 Jun 2008: WHATEVER HAPPENED TO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE? - AUSTRALIAN PC WORLD
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: CUTTING-EDGE AI PROJECTS?
Xeth writes "I'm a consultant with DARPA, and I'm working on an initiative to push the boundaries of neuromorphic computing (i.e. artificial intelligence). The project is designed to advance ideas all fronts, including measuring and understanding biological brains, creating AI systems, and investigating the fundamental nature of intelligence. I'm conducting a wide search of these fields, but I wanted to know if any in this community know of neat projects along those lines that I might overlook. Maybe you're working on a project like that and want to talk it up? No promises (seriously), but interesting work will be brought to the attention of the project manager I'm working with. If you want to start up a dialog, send me an email, and we'll see where it goes. I'll also be reading the comments for the story." ... more info

23 Jun 2008: WHATEVER HAPPENED TO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE? - NETWORK WORLD FUSION
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24 May 2008: TESTING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN A VIRTUAL WORLD - AZCENTRAL.COM
TROY, N.Y. Edd Hifeng barely merits a second glance in Second Life. A steel-gray robot with lanky limbs and linebacker shoulders, he looks like a typical avatar in the popular virtual world. But Edd is different. His actions are animated not by a ... ... more info

18 May 2008: SECOND LIFE HAS A SPECIAL GUEST: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - USA TODAY
TROY, N.Y. — Edd Hifeng barely merits a second glance in "Second Life." A steel-gray robot with lanky limbs and linebacker shoulders, he looks like a typical avatar in the popular virtual world. But Edd is different. TECHNOLOGY LIVE: 90% of ... ... more info

29 Apr 2008: ESA USES AI TO SEARCH FOR LIFE ON MARS - POST CHRONICLE
The European Space Agency says it's using artificial intelligence to assist its Mars Express spacecraft as it searches for signs of life on Mars. Since January 2005, Mars Express has been generating huge volumes of scientific data, which it downloads ... ... more info

15 Mar 2008: JAPAN EXPERIMENTING WITH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AS PART OF DAILY LIFE
Memphis Commercial Appeal - TOKYO -- At a university lab in a Tokyo suburb, engineering students are wiring a rubbery robot face to simulate six basic expressions: anger, fear, sadness, happiness, surprise and disgust. Hooked up to a database of words clustered by association ... ... more info

14 Mar 2008: PROGRAMMER WAS PIONEER IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Long Beach Press-Telegram - BERLIN - Joseph Weizenbaum, a computer programmer who helped advance artificial intelligence only to become a critic of the technology later in his life, has died. He was 85. Weizenbaum died March 5 of complications from stomach cancer at a daughter ... ... more info

13 Mar 2008: AN AI 4-YEAR-OLD IN SECOND LIFE
schliz notes a development out of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute where researchers have successfully created an artificially intelligent four-year-old capable of reasoning about his beliefs to draw conclusions in a manner that matches human children his age. The technology, which runs on the institute's supercomputing clusters, will be put to use in immersive training and education scenarios. Researchers envision futuristic applications like those seen in Star Trek's holodeck." ... more info

13 Mar 2008: PIONEER OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE HAS DIED
CNBC - BERLIN - Joseph Weizenbaum, a computer programmer who invented the natural language understanding program known as ELIZA and later grew skeptical of artificial intelligence, has died, his family said Thursday. He was 85. Weizenbaum died March 5 of ... ... more info

17 Feb 2008: EXPERT: AI COMPUTERS BY 2020
PhysOrg - Ray Kurzweil was one of 18 people chosen by the American Association for the Advancement of Science to speak on future technological challenges, The Independent reported. He said that in the future artificial intelligence will advance far beyond ... ... more info

12 Feb 2008: DARPA CONTINUES MILITARY AI AIR-TRAFFIC PROJECT
The Register - DARPA, the US warboffin bureau which curls a supercilious lip at established wisdom and tweaks the nose of consensus opinion, has decided to press ahead with its automated artificial-intelligence air traffic control system. The move is doubly welcome ... ... more info

12 Feb 2008: DARPA ADVANCES AI PROGRAM FOR AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL
coondoggie writes to tell us that DARPA has taken the next step in a program that aims to utilize artificial intelligence for the purposes of air traffic control. "GILA will also help Air Force planners use and retain the skills of expert operators, especially as they rotate out of the Air Force. DARPA says the artificial intelligence software will learn by assembling knowledge from different sources — including generating knowledge by reasoning. According to a Military & Aerospace item, such software has to combine limited observations with subject expertise, general knowledge, reasoning, and by asking what-if questions." ... more info

11 Feb 2008: DARPA ADVANCES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM FOR AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL
Network World Fusion - The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has approved the second phase of artificial intelligence technology that will help automate military air traffic control. The Generalized Integrated Learning Architecture (GILA) system ... ... more info

30 Jan 2008: VSHIELD SOFTWARE CORP. INCREASES LISP TOOLS AND SOURCE CODE
VShield Software Corp. today announced that it will be acquiring the source code to Franz Inc., Poplog, and UfaSoft, and licensing Microsoft's latest Robotic Studio Version 1.5 with all available accompanying Support Environments. ... more info

29 Jan 2008: COULD AI SPEED VA CLAIMS?
Air Force Times - A House subcommittee that is considering the use of artificial intelligence to speed the processing of veterans’ disability claims heard compelling evidence Tuesday about the problems facing veterans and their families trying to receive earned ... ... more info

28 Jan 2008: REGION'S BUSINESSES TO RELY ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN FUTURE
MENAFN - (MENAFN Press) Companies in the region will come to depend on the use of artificial intelligence in the future, said industry experts at the UAE's first artificial intelligence conference held which opened today. The British University in Dubai (BUiD ... ... more info

28 Jan 2008: ME BUSINESSES TO RELY ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN FUTURE, SAY ...
MENAFN - Companies in the region will come to depend on the use of artificial intelligence in the future, said industry experts at the UAE’s first artificial intelligence conference held which opened today. The British University in Dubai (BUiD) in ... ... more info

23 Jan 2008: VSHIELD SOFTWARE CORP. MOVES INTO AI DEVELOPMENT
MSN MoneyCentral - The new Artificial intelligence software will allow us to leap ahead with some of the unique upgrades that we have planned for our security software while saving us development time and money. There are also standalone products that we can ... ... more info

10 Jan 2008: GET YOUR ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE OUT OF THE GUTTER
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette - Nancy Dussault Smith, marketing director of iRobot, demonstrates the iRobot Looj on Wednesday at the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. The Looj, which cleans gutters remotely, is one of 10 finalists in The Last Gadget Standing ... ... more info

3 Jan 2008: GLITCHES, WEAK AI ZAP FUN OF ‘KANE & LYNCH'
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette - Delaying the release a few more months might have given Eidos enough time to iron out serious glitches, including horrible artificial intelligence, inaccurate gun targeting, random cover spots and no online cooperative play. The annoying vertical ... ... more info

13 Nov 2007: STUDENTS SOUND OFF ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Free Lance-Star - "I would probably have a robot that would do everything for me, like do my laundry and clean my room." --Emily Olivares, senior, James Monroe High School "It would be waterproof and would walk on air and water." --Evvie Chittum, freshman, Stafford ... ... more info

10 Nov 2007: WHAT IS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE?
Gulf News - Picture this. It's a Friday night, and you do not having anything planned for the evening, so you're up watching a late movie with a friend. As the storyline advances to a particularly sad scene, tears start streaming down your face. When you look to ... ... more info

25 Oct 2007: INTUITIVE SYSTEMS NOW OFFERS SPANISH LANGUAGE PACK FOR PROLOG SOFTWARE
Intuitive Systems Corporation, an authorized Meridian Systems Global Reseller serving Florida and Latin America, announced today the availability of a new Spanish language pack for Prolog Manager and Prolog WebSite. ... more info

24 Oct 2007: AGON: THE MYSTERIOUS CODEX: DEMO MIT KOMPLETTEM PROLOG
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1 Oct 2007: GAME THEORY AI RESEARCH MOVES FROM PH.D. THESIS TO EXPERIMENTAL POLICE ...
PhysOrg - Milind Tambe, a specialist in artificial intelligence, led a team of USC researchers in applying game theory insights to systematically make it extremely difficult for observers to find any patterns or regularities in LAX vehicle security routines. ... more info

27 Sep 2007: SMART TWEAKS AMP UP HALO 3 'S KILLER AI
Wired - Dyckhoff is an artificial intelligence engineer who works for Bungie Studios, the company that makes Halo 3 , and his job is to craft the virtual smarts that guide the characters inside the videogame. How do the alien enemies behave in a firefight ... ... more info

13 Sep 2007: VIRTUAL WORLDS MAKING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE APPS 'SMARTER'
Computerworld - September 13, 2007 (Computerworld) -- An artificial intelligence company next month will unveil plans for a program that will help its AI software "learn" by interacting with humans in virtual worlds. Novamente LLC, a San Francisco-based AI company ... ... more info

13 Sep 2007: ONLINE WORLDS TO BE AI INCUBATORS
Artificial intelligences could soon be living and learning inside online worlds such as Second Life. ... more info

8 Sep 2007 : NEWS BLOG: POSTS TAGGED ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
CNET News - SAN FRANCISCO--At the current rate of technological change, people in 2025 should be able to spend $400 for an Apple iPod with 40 million gigabytes, more than enough room to hold every desirable movie or book. That's the prediction of Rodney Brooks ... ... more info

7 Sep 2007 : PUBLIC MEETING WILL RE-EXAMINE FUTURE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
San Francisco Gate - For decades, scientists and writers have imagined a future with walking, talking robots that could do everything from cooking your eggs to enslaving your planet. Trouble is, this fabled artificial intelligence has never happened. But this weekend ... ... more info

6 Sep 2007 : VENTURE CAPITALIST: WE NEED TO PREPARE FOR ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Silicon Valley - In physics, a singularity is a black hole, a rip in the fabric of space and time where the conventional laws of physics cease to apply. A group of scientists and technologists, many based in Silicon Valley, believe a similar phenomenon is about to ... ... more info

6 Sep 2006: PROLOG: THE DATING GAME
PC Authority - Another facet of life is undergoing a similar change - dating. People have been meeting and falling in love via the internet since before the web was invented. Since the web-induced explosion in internet use during the mid-late '90s, we've seen a ... ... more info

5 Sep 2007 : SOUTH KOREA SELECTS ROBOTICS AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE EXPERT TO BE ...
MSN UK News - South Korea announced Wednesday that a 30-year-old robotics and artificial intelligence expert will be its first man in space when he flies on a Russian Soyuz capsule to the International Space Station early next year. The Ministry of Science and ... ... more info

4 Sep 2007: PROLOG'S COMBINATION OF EXPERIENCE, SUPPORT MAKE SUCCESSFUL INVESTING (ST LOUIS COMMERCE MAGAZINE)
Prolog, formed in 2001 and with more than $100 million under management in two funds, combines multiple strengths to help make its investments flourish. ... more info

31 Aug 2007: STEVE OMOHUNDRO: BUILDING SELF-AWARE AI SYSTEMS
ZDNet Blogs - In this podcast interview , Omohundro explained his approach to developing artificial intelligence (AI) machines. He is applying machine learning and theorem proving to the task, building systems with models of their own behavior. “With a detailed ... ... more info

29 Aug 2007: BARNEY PELL: PATHWAYS TO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
ZDNet Blogs - Barney Pell has a passion for artificial intelligence (AI) and natural language processing (NLP). His latest foray into those related fields is Powerset , a search engine that he hopes will challenge Google. He will be speaking, along with other ... ... more info

24 Aug 2007: CAN ‘FRIENDLY’ AI SAVE HUMANS FROM IRRELEVANCE OR EXTINCTION?
ZDNet Blogs - I spoke with Eliezer Yudkowsky , co-founder of the Singularity Institute for Artificial Intelligence about the his idea of Friendly AI and the challenges to achieving self-reflective AI systems far beyond the capacity of human intelligence. It is the ... ... more info

20 Aug 2007: COMPUTING WITH NANOTECHNOLOGY MAY GET A BOOST FROM NEURAL NETWORKS
Ars Technica - I always love to see a refreshingly honest comment on the outlook for research prospects, which is why this abstract caught my attention with its first sentence: "Nanodevices have terrible properties for building Boolean logic systems: high defect ... ... more info

17 Aug 2007: ATTEND THE SINGULARITY SUMMIT ON AI
Better Humans - The summit is organized by the Singularity Institute for Artificial Intelligence, a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit institute in Silicon Valley for the study of safe advanced AI. "Advanced AI has the potential to impact every aspect of human life. We are in ... ... more info

12 Aug 2007: STRACHAN SEARCHES FOR ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Observer - Among the assortment of reactions expressed by the Celtic players on being paired with Spartak Moscow in the final qualifying round of the Champions League, there were more negatives than positives. Since the draw nine days ago, manager Gordon ... ... more info

16 Mar 2007: PROLOG: THE DATING GAME
PC Authority - Another facet of life is undergoing a similar change - dating. People have been meeting and falling in love via the internet since before the web was invented. Since the web-induced explosion in internet use during the mid-late '90s, we've seen a ... ... more info

28 Jul 2007: PROLOGIS GROWING
Herald News - MORRIS -- After landing Kraft to fill its 806,000-square-foot distribution building, Prologis is ready to expand its industrial park in Morris. Prologis representatives came before the plan commission Wednesday requesting preliminary and final plat ... ... more info

: USING AI TO FILTER RSS FEEDS
holden writes "According to a blog post, AideRSS has moved from closed to open beta. I've been using AideRSS over the past few weeks to filter my RSS feeds (including Slashdot and Reddit) and I've been quite impressed. They talk a bit about how the filtering system works, which apparently tracks a mixture of things, from pick-up in other blogs, to some clustering technology." ... more info

18 Jul 2007: COMPARISON OF ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK ANALYSIS WITH OTHER ...
BioMed Central - Debate remains as to the optimal method for utilising genotype data obtained from multiple markers in case-control association studies. I and colleagues have previously described a method of association analysis using artificial neural networks (ANNs ... ... more info

13 Jul 2007: MERIDIAN SYSTEMS UPDATES PROLOG CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE TO SUPPORT MICROSOFT ... (THOMASNET)
Enhanced support for Vista, SQL Server Express, Citrix, IIS 7.0, and more FOLSOM, Calif., June 29 /-- Meridian Systems, a provider of enterprise project management software for optimizing capital projects, programs and facilities, announced today an incremental release for Prolog(R) 2007 software that supports the new Microsoft Windows Vista operating system, SQL Server Express 2005, Citrix ... ... more info

8 Jul 2007 : BRITISH AI EXPERT, GENETICIST DIE IN CAR CRASH
CNEWS - LONDON (AP) - British artificial intelligence expert Donald Michie and his former wife, leading geneticist Dame Anne McLaren, have died in a car crash, their son said Sunday. Michie, 84, and McLaren, 80, were killed when their car veered off a ... ... more info

: TEXT COMPRESSOR 1% AWAY FROM AI THRESHOLD
Baldrson writes "Alexander Ratushnyak compressed the first 100,000,000 bytes of Wikipedia to a record-small 16,481,655 bytes (including decompression program), thereby not only winning the second payout of The Hutter Prize for Compression of Human Knowledge, but also bringing text compression within 1% of the threshold for artificial intelligence. Achieving 1.319 bits per character, this makes the next winner of the Hutter Prize likely to reach the threshold of human performance (between 0.6 and 1.3 bits per character) estimated by the founder of information theory, Claude Shannon and confirmed by Cover and King in 1978 using text prediction gambling. When the Hutter Prize started, less than a year ago, the best performance was 1.466 bits per character. Alexander Ratushnyak's open-sourced GPL program is called paq8hp12 [rar file]." ... more info

9 Jul 2007 : USING ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS
Financial Express - Artificial neural networks are sophisticated computer systems that mimic the working of the human brain. Often referred to as ‘artificial intelligence’, neural networks can perform various functions of the human brain and have cognitive abilities ... ... more info

9 Jul 2007 : WIRELESS WONDER STARTUP USES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO MAKE DIFFERING ...
Lowell Sun - When maintenance workers finish a job at an Indianapolis university, they don't return to the office to fill out paperwork and pick up their next assignment. They grab their cell phones. By punching a few buttons, they submit forms, calculate the ... ... more info

8 Jul 2007 : BRITISH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE EXPERT, 84, AND LEADING GENETICIST, 80 ...
International Herald Tribune - LONDON: British artificial intelligence expert, Donald Michie, and his ex-wife, leading geneticist Dame Anne McLaren, have died in a car crash, their son said Sunday. Michie, 84, and McLaren, 80, were killed when their car veered off a highway while ... ... more info

3 Jul 2007: MERIDIAN SYSTEMS UPDATES PROLOG CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE TO SUPPORT MICROSOFT VISTA (T-NET BRITISH COLUMBIA)
Vancouver, BC, July 3, 2007--(T-Net)--Meridian Systems, a provider of enterprise project management software for optimizing capital projects, programs and facilities, announced today an incremental release for Prolog 2007 software that supports the new Microsoft Windows Vista operating system, SQL Server Express 2005, Citrix Presentation Server 4 and IIS 7.0. ... more info

2 Jul 2007 : THE NEWEST AI COMPUTING TOOL: PEOPLE
innovations report - A USC Information Sciences Institute researcher thinks she has found a new source of artificial intelligence computing power to solve difficult IT problems of information classification, reliability, and meaning. That tool, according to ISI computer ... ... more info

29 Jun 2007: MERIDIAN SYSTEMS UPDATES PROLOG CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE TO SUPPORT MICROSOFT VISTA (SYS-CON MEDIA)
Meridian Systems, a provider of enterprise project management software for optimizing capital projects, programs and facilities, announced today an incremental release for Prolog(R) 2007 software that supports the new Microsoft Windows Vista operating system, SQL Server Express 2005, Citrix Presentation Server 4 and IIS 7.0. ... more info

29 Jun 2007: MERIDIAN SYSTEMS UPDATES PROLOG CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT ...
Forbes - Enhanced support for Vista, SQL Server Express, Citrix, IIS 7.0, and more FOLSOM, Calif., June 29 /PRNewswire/ -- Meridian Systems, a provider of enterprise project management software for optimizing capital projects, programs and facilities ... ... more info

17 Jun 2007: GAME DESIGNERS TEST THE LIMITS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Boston Globe - Growing up in Gardner in the 1980s, Michael Zarozinski used to stop by the bowling alley after school to play Pac-Man, Q*bert, and Donkey Kong. Once he'd fed a few hundred quarters into the machines, though, he started noticing a central limitation ... ... more info

: USING AI TO TRAIN FIREFIGHTERS
Roland Piquepaille writes "Computer scientists at the University of Southern California (USC) have developed DEFACTO, a training program which uses artificial intelligence (AI) to help firefighters practice simulated emergency situations. The system is currently used by the Los Angeles Fire Department. DEFACTO has committees of AI 'agents' which can create disaster scenarios with images and maps seen in 3-D by the trainees. The software agents also evaluate the trainees' answers and help them to take better decisions. As said one LAFD captain, 'You can see if you're heading toward a mistake much more quickly.' Read more for additional details about this AI project and a photo of a LAFD Fire Captain using the system." ... more info

4 Jun 2007 : 'VIRTUAL VAN GOGH' AI PROGRAM PAINTS FINE ART
PC Magazine - Who knows, but apparently they can be made to produce art adhering to such specs. Experts at Medical Development International (MDI) said on Friday they have successfully applied artificial intelligence to the world of fine art, creating what they ... ... more info

1 Jun 2007 : SPAMMERS ESTABLISHING USE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Computerworld - And while filtering technologies have improved significantly and can thwart the ability of most image spam to force its way onto corporate networks today, some experts believe that the fight against the use of such AI (artificial intelligence ... ... more info

31 May 2007: SPAMMERS' USE OF AI ONLY JUST BEGUN
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30 May 2007: ANALYSTS ADDS PROLOGIS TO TOP PICKS LIST
Boston Globe - NEW YORK -- Goldman Sachs on Wednesday added Prologis to its list of preferred stocks, calling the industrial real estate investment trust one of its "top picks." Goldman analysts Jonathan Habermann and Sloan Bohlen placed the the Denver-based REIT's ... ... more info

16 Mar 2007: PROLOG: THE DATING GAME
PC Authority - Another facet of life is undergoing a similar change - dating. People have been meeting and falling in love via the internet since before the web was invented. Since the web-induced explosion in internet use during the mid-late '90s, we've seen a ... ... more info

10 Sep 2006: PROLOG: I SPY
PC Authority - The past few years have seen the rise of a new scourge on the internet, perhaps second only in menace to spam. I'm talking about the insidious little programs that have been dubbed spyware or malware, because they do exactly what the labels imply ... ... more info

27 Apr 2007: WHY IS AI DANGEROUS?
Better Humans - When an artificial intelligence can value its own life, and the lives of others then it will be able to grasp simple ethics. Until then It would just have to be programmed with a moral code to adhere to, yet that is how humans incorporate morality ... ... more info

20 Apr 2007: MERIDIAN SYSTEMS(R) PROLOG MANAGER(R) USERS POISED TO BENEFIT FROM EXCEL-BASED BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE (BUSINESS WIRE VIA YAHOO! FINANCE)
VANCOUVER, Wash.----Event 1 Software, Inc. creators of the award winning Integrator for Meridian Prolog Manager and Sage Timberline Office, today, in both Vancouver, WA and at the Meridian Systems User Conference, Booth 7, in San Diego, CA, unveiled the prototype of its newest product, Office Connector for Prolog Manager and Microsoft Excel. ... more info

16 Mar 2007: PROLOG: THE DATING GAME
PC Authority - Another facet of life is undergoing a similar change - dating. People have been meeting and falling in love via the internet since before the web was invented. Since the web-induced explosion in internet use during the mid-late '90s, we've seen a ... ... more info

10 Sep 2006: PROLOG: I SPY
PC Authority - The past few years have seen the rise of a new scourge on the internet, perhaps second only in menace to spam. I'm talking about the insidious little programs that have been dubbed spyware or malware, because they do exactly what the labels imply ... ... more info

24 Apr 2007: UF STUDENTS USE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO DESIGN COMPUTER GAMES IN ...
Gainesville Sun - After about 1,000 hours of combined work and a semester of presentations and lectures, students of the "Artificial Intelligence in Computer Games" course offered at the University of Florida got to show off their final products Monday. The class of ... ... more info

24 Apr 2007: UF STUDENTS USE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO DESIGN COMPUTER GAMES IN ...
Gainesville Sun - After about 1,000 hours of combined work and a semester of presentations and lectures, students of the "Artificial Intelligence in Computer Games" course offered at the University of Florida got to show off their final products Monday. The class of ... ... more info

20 Apr 2007: MERIDIAN SYSTEMS(R) PROLOG MANAGER(R) USERS POISED TO BENEFIT FROM ...
Forbes - Event 1 Software, Inc. (Event 1) creators of the award winning Integrator for Meridian Prolog Manager and Sage Timberline Office, today, in both Vancouver, WA and at the Meridian Systems User Conference, Booth 7, in San Diego, CA, unveiled the ... ... more info

20 Apr 2007: MERIDIAN SYSTEMS(R) PROLOG MANAGER(R) USERS POISED TO BENEFIT FROM EXCEL-BASED BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE (BUSINESS WIRE VIA YAHOO! FINANCE)
VANCOUVER, Wash.----Event 1 Software, Inc. creators of the award winning Integrator for Meridian Prolog Manager and Sage Timberline Office, today, in both Vancouver, WA and at the Meridian Systems User Conference, Booth 7, in San Diego, CA, unveiled the prototype of its newest product, Office Connector for Prolog Manager and Microsoft Excel. ... more info

10 Apr 2007: VETERAN'S NEW ARTIFICIAL LEG HAS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - Michael Meinen's new right leg whirred into motion as he climbed steps. Sure, it was a little noisy, but the 28-year-old Iraq War veteran from Germantown could feel the motor boosting his body up each stair. On Tuesday, at ACTRA Rehabilitation ... ... more info

26 Mar 2007: READERS TELL US WHAT ROBOT WOULD LOOK LIKE
Welcome to The Public Mind, an occasional forum in which Orange County Register readers give us their thoughts on a variety of science topics, including flying cars, artificial intelligence and robots. Last month, you offered some fascinating ... ... more info

22 Mar 2007: SALAMANDER MACHINE SLITHERS TO A ROBOTIC FIRST
Video: Salamander machine slithers to a robotic first Video: Salamander machine slithers to a robotic first. The Salamander Robot is an experimental machine that can operate in three modes: swimming, slithering and walking. See the device in action, and find out why it's a technological first. CNET News.com's Zamir Haider reports. (Salamander Robot was created by Auke Ijspeert, Alessandro Crespi, Andr Guignard and Andr Badertscher.)
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21 Mar 2007: STAR TREK'S 'Q': SCIENCE FICTION, TECHNOLOGY CAN CHANGE THE WORLD
Technologists have the tools to make it happen," said the man who doesn't think he'll live long enough to really see artificial intelligence and robots take off. "What's amazing is they are the ones who can put this all together. That's science ... ... more info

21 Mar 2007: IT'S CRUNCH TIME FOR PALM
For that reason, some have guessed the mysterious new Palm product could involve artificial intelligence. An ultramobile PC, has also been floated as an idea. Either way, said Kort, "You have to think if someone does buy Palm, more than half the ... ... more info

20 Mar 2007: GETTING META WITH THE PHYSICAL.
It isn't all that far fetched to think that somewhere between 2025 and 2035, we will have the ability to scan the neuron and synaptic states of the brain and to replicate them within a computer using neural networks ... ... more info

20 Mar 2007: DIAGNOS HIRES NEW VICE-PRESIDENT FOR ITS NATURAL RESOURCE DIVISION
DIAGNOS inc, a leader in knowledge extraction and artificial intelligence, is happy to announce the appointment of Ms Jacqueline Monfourny to the ... ... more info

20 Mar 2007: AN 'INVENTIVE RESEARCHER'
Williams decided this wasn't exactly the job for him, and realized he really needed to be "building stuff" and working on artificial intelligence. "I started working for a start-up called Tellme," he said. "They moved me to Brussels, Belgium, where I ... ... more info

20 Mar 2007: INVENTOR TO PITCH AI SYSTEM TO GOVERNMENT
The founder of a University College Dublin (UCD)-based campus company whose artificial intelligence (AI) technology helps reduce energy costs is planning to make a proposal to the Irish Government. Nicholas McNulty claims adoption of his ... ... more info

20 Mar 2007: ELDER SCROLLS IV: OBLIVION NOW SHIPPING FOR PLAYSTATION 3
NPC artificial intelligence is another interesting feature of Oblivion. Rather than using pre-scripted actions like most games, Oblivion's computer-controlled characters can make realistic decisions based on their occupation, time of day and the ... ... more info

19 Mar 2007: IBS BESPOKE SOLUTIONS TO OFFER IT SOLUTIONS TO ZOROASTRIAN BANK
Intelligent Business Systems (IBS), the artificial intelligence (AI) based business competitiveness solutions firm, today announced that it has been chosen by the Zoroastrian Co-operative Bank as it's preferred vendors for their IT infrastructure ... ... more info

19 Mar 2007: DEVELOPERS SHOWCASE FUTURE GAMES
EA's latest football games have improved artificial intelligence There are people making a living as professional football gamers playing Fifa in tournaments so we ask them ... ... more info

19 Mar 2007: DARPA PULLS FUNDS FOR BRAIN SOFTWARE PROJECT
Jeff Hawkins, the man behind Palm Computing, founded a company called Numenta, which is building a computer memory platform modeled after the human brain. That platform lets developers create applications for computer vision, artificial intelligence ... ... more info

19 Mar 2007: THE LAW OF ATTRACTION PART 2 OF 3
Scientists that studied brain activity in athletes, discovered that the same neural networks in the mind are activated when the athlete visualizes doing their sport as when they are actually doing the sport. There for it is important to visualize so ... ... more info

18 Mar 2007: THE CONTROVERSY OVER GPL 3
In the 1980s, Stallman was the embodiment of the hippy programmer ethic: anti-capitalist, anti-authoritarian, a binge programmer in MIT's artificial intelligence lab who slept under his desk and couldn't find a real job. Still, he's considered a ... ... more info

18 Mar 2007: EVANGELICAL BIOETHICS AND THE WEB
Some leading evangelical bioethicists are not hopeful about the future, populated with debates not only about embryonic stem cell research and abortion but also about organ farms and artificial intelligence. "Christian bioethicists are uninfluential ... ... more info

17 Mar 2007: HERTZLER SYSTEMS, HYPERION, MINITAB, RAPTOR AND ISSSP SET DATE AND ...
Sophisticated artificial intelligence technology on the desktop. Crystal Ball - Simulation and optimization tools for design and forecasting. Quality Companion 2 - Plan, organize and execute successful Six Sigma projects. Detailed venue ... ... more info

17 Mar 2007: ENTER THE COMPUTER TUTOR: PCS CAN HELP KIDS PASS NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND ...
The program uses the same artificial intelligence software that is used to grade the essay portion of the Graduate Management Admissions Test, known as the GMAT. Says Ross: "It's rewarding, because I can walk computer to computer and really give one ... ... more info

14 Mar 2007: REVIEW: 'BULLET WITCH' LACKS THAT OLD BLACK MAGIC
But the worst wart on “Bullet Witch” is the ghastly artificial intelligence of the humans you must save. The civilians wander aimlessly, shuffling away from enemy fire when they should be hotfooting for their lives. Meanwhile, the resistance ... ... more info

13 Mar 2007: TALKING BACK: SUBPRIMES, ECONOMIC CATASTROPHE AND EVIL ROBOTS
CNN Money - ... Cognitive biases potentially affecting judgment of global risks," by Eliezer Yudkowsky of something called the Singularity Institute for Artificial Intelligence in Palo Alto, Calif. SIAI is devoted to the development of artificial intelligence and to ... ... more info

12 Mar 2007: MOM SAVES WORLD, DAD HAS AFFAIR BUT KID-WITH-ROBOTS PLOT GETS LOST
San Francisco Gate - Charlie's in his bedroom, mixing up, not medicine, but the next major advance in nanotech robotics on the cutting edge of artificial intelligence. It's the teen genius' high-powered lawyer dad who's mixing the meds, a cocktail of whiskey ... ... more info

12 Mar 2007: NOVEL SALAMANDER ROBOT CRAWLS ITS WAY UP THE EVOLUTIONARY LADDER
innovations report - Once they thought they had answers to these questions, the team implemented the model – a system of coupled oscillators representing the neural networks in the spinal cord – on a primitive salamander-like robot. Simple electrical signals, like ... ... more info

11 Mar 2007: IF YOU WANT TO INCLUDE THIS POSTING IN YOUR BLOG:
Mixing brain cells and nanodots by ZDNet 's Roland Piquepaille -- A team of Israeli researchers has grown self-organizing networks of rat brain cells by binding them to carbon nanotubes. And these neural networks are remarkably stable, surviving for ... ... more info

9 Mar 2007: SALAMANDER ROBOT SHEDS LIGHT ON EARLY LAND DWELLERS
Scientists have created a salamander-like robot that married biology and robotics and enabled them to explore ideas about the first vertebrates that emerged from water to land hundreds of millions of years ago. ... more info

9 Mar 2007 : THE ETHICAL DILEMMAS OF ROBOTICS
Though they may become increasingly sentient through artificial intelligence -- that does not make them human. It is kind of like remembering the line between reality and what you see on television or in the cinema. Craig, Dallas, US How close are we ... ... more info

8 Mar 2007: ISRAEL UNVEILS PORTABLE KILLER ROBOT
Equipped with machine pistol and grenades, Viper designed to reduce risks to soldiers who might face hand-to-hand combat. ... more info

8 Mar 2007: SALAMANDER ROBOT SWIMS AND WALKS
Read full story for latest details. ... more info

7 Mar 2007 : THE THINKING MACHINE
Up the quest for the kind of general, humanlike intelligence that Hawkins describes. “There have been all those others,” he acknowledges, “the Decade of the Brain, the 5th Generation Computing Project in Japan, fuzzy logic, neural networks, all ... ... more info

6 Mar 2007 : WEBSITE BUSTED FOR NOT HAVING A LAW LICENSE
Tech Dirt - ... the amount of variables, but rather knowledge of the precise workings of the brain and technological impediments. there are already artificially intelligent computer systems that work on the concept of neural networks ... ... more info

6 Mar 2007 : MICROSOFT WINDOWS VISTA COMPATIBLE RADMIN 3.0 REMOTE CONTROL SOFTWARE ...
Yahoo Finance - For product testing or for interview with Famatech's management team please contact John Kostak at +1 412 389 2204 or email jk@prolog.biz Product page: http://www.radmin.com/radmin3/ Download link: http://www.radmin.com/download/radmin30.zip ... ... more info

5 Mar 2007: PHOTOS: GRIT-SUCKING ROBOT DOES SHIPYARD DIRTY WORK
San Francisco shipyard employs novel robot to make cleaning ships quicker, easier and safer for the environment. ... more info

3 Mar 2007 : CHEMICAL SENSORS TO SNIFF OUT DISEASES IN HUMAN BREATH
University at Buffalo Reporter - That's why the UB team is taking a multidisciplinary approach, integrating research in neural networks, pattern analysis, novel sensor technologies, low-power optical detectors and light sources with clinical expertise. Such a speedy, inexpensive tool ... ... more info

3 Mar 2007 : EXPERTS PREDICT BRAVE NEW ROBOT WORLD
Record Searchlight - Kids can discern the difference between a garbage pail and a pedestrian, whereas artificial intelligence systems must be trained to recognize and understand the object before they react by stopping or swerving. Thrun is working on a second-generation ... ... more info

2 Mar 2007: WALKING ROBOT STEPS UP THE PACE
A humanoid robot is teaching itself to walk and eventually run around a California research lab. ... more info

1 Mar 2007 : PRESS RELEASE: SPIROPS AI NOW HANDLES CROWDS
These two new components enlarge the range of SpirOps AI, allowing the industry leading solution for behavior Artificial Intelligence to handle crowds, from a few people to several thousands of them. With these two new components, video game ... ... more info

28 Feb 2007: COMPLETE LOGISTICS AND REAL-TIME GPS FLEET MANAGEMENT SOLUTION FOR ...
WebTech Wireless and PROLOG have launched a nationwide distribution agreement for the Mexican market, combining WebTech real-time GPS fleet management and telematics solution with Prolog existing logistics and EAM services. This means that ... ... more info

27 Feb 2007: WEBTECH WIRELESS AND PROLOG ANNOUNCE LAUNCH OF A NATIONWIDE DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT FOR MEXICAN MARKET (MARKET WIRE VIA YAHOO! FINANCE)
EXPO COMM - WebTech Wireless Inc., a provider of location-based and fleet Telematics services, is pleased to announce the launch of a nationwide distribution agreement to provide a complete logistics and real-time GPS fleet management solution for the Mexican market with Prolog, a Logistics Consulting and Systems Integrator Company. ... more info

27 Feb 2007: WEBTECH WIRELESS AND PROLOG ANNOUNCE LAUNCH OF A NATIONWIDE DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT FOR MEXICAN MARKET (MARKET WIRE VIA YAHOO! FINANCE)
EXPO COMM - WebTech Wireless Inc., a provider of location-based and fleet Telematics services, is pleased to announce the launch of a nationwide distribution agreement to provide a complete logistics and real-time GPS fleet management solution for the Mexican market with Prolog, a Logistics Consulting and Systems Integrator Company. ... more info

27 Feb 2007: WEBTECH WIRELESS AND PROLOG ANNOUNCE LAUNCH OF A NATIONWIDE ...
Market Wire - MEXICO CITY, MEXICO -- (MARKET WIRE) -- February 27, 2007 -- EXPO COMM - WebTech Wireless Inc. (TSX VENTURE: WEW ), a provider of location-based and fleet Telematics services, is pleased to announce the launch of a nationwide distribution agreement ... ... more info

25 Feb 2007: CONTEMPLATE THIS: AI VS. MEDITATION
Boston Globe - The Emotion Machine: Commonsense Thinking, Artificial Intelligence, and the Future of the Human Mind By Marvin Minsky Simon & Schuster, 387 pp., $26 Contemplative Science: Where Buddhism and Neuroscience Converge By B. Alan Wallace Columbia ... ... more info

23 Feb 2007: EMOTION ROBOTS LEARN FROM PEOPLE
BBC News - Artificial neural networks are being used because they are very useful for adapting to changing inputs - in this case detecting patterns in behaviour, voice, movement etc. "Neural networks learn patterns from examples of observation," said Dr ... ... more info

20 Feb 2007: WE'RE GOING THE WAY OF THE ROBOT
Newsday - ... Advancement of Science. The remarkable potential has engineers and computer scientists thinking big even as other researchers ponder our increasingly complicated relationships with the machines we've endowed with ever-greater artificial intelligence. ... more info

20 Feb 2007: ENTER 'JUNIOR': STANFORD TEAM'S NEXT-GENERATION ROBOT JOINS DARPA ...
innovations report - When five autonomous vehicles, including the Stanford Racing Team's winning entry "Stanley," finished the 2005 Grand Challenge in the still Nevada desert, they passed a milestone of artificial intelligence. The robots in the 2007 Urban Challenge ... ... more info

20 Feb 2007: URBAN RACE TO TEST LIMITS OF ROBOTIC CARS
Read full story for latest details. ... more info

19 Feb 2007: MAKING THE RIGHT ROBOT FOR THE RIGHT JOB
San Francisco Gate - Kids can discern the difference between a garbage pail and a pedestrian, whereas artificial intelligence systems must be trained to recognize and understand the object before they react by stopping or swerving. Thrun is currently working on a second ... ... more info

19 Feb 2007: URBAN ROAD RACE TO TEST LIMITS OF ROBOTIC CARS
Reuters UK - These cars are driven by artificial intelligence," said Sebastian Thrun, a computer science and electrical engineering professor at Stanford, who unveiled his plans for Junior this week at the annual meeting of the American Association for the ... ... more info

17 Feb 2007: STANFORD, 90 OTHER TEAMS READY FOR CITY-STREETS ROBOT RACE
San Jose Mercury News - The 2005 winner, the Stanford Racing Team that combined artificial-intelligence academics from the university, vehicle engineers from Volkwagen's Silicon Valley R&D lab in Palo Alto, and the deep pockets of a Sand Hill Road venture capital firm, is ... ... more info

17 Feb 2007: PHOTOS: UNDER THE HOOD OF STANFORD'S ROBOTIC RACE CAR
Loaded with high-def sensors, omnidirectional video and mapping software, Stanford's driverless car is no ordinary station wagon. ... more info

17 Feb 2007: STANFORD TEAM READIES ROBOTIC VEHICLE FOR CITY STREET RACE
San Jose Mercury News - The 2005 winner, the Stanford Racing Team that combined artificial-intelligence academics from the university, vehicle engineers from Volkwagen's Silicon Valley R&D lab in Palo Alto, and the deep pockets of a Sand Hill Road venture capital firm, is ... ... more info

17 Feb 2007: DRIVER'S ED FOR ROBOT RACERS
CNET News - Navigating such a complex environment is largely uncharted territory for artificial intelligence, let alone big steel . "It's a little bit scary to think about (our robotic car among) other human drivers or other really large vehicles," Mike Montemerlo ... ... more info

17 Feb 2007: DRIVER'S ED FOR ROBOT RACERS
Meet Junior, a VW Passat that Stanford is tuning up to steer itself through city streets in a robotics contest. ... more info

17 Feb 2007: PHOTOS: UNDER THE HOOD OF STANFORD'S ROBOTIC RACECAR
Loaded with high-def sensors, omnidirectional video and mapping software, Stanford's driverless car is no ordinary station wagon. ... more info

17 Feb 2007: ENTER “JUNIOR”: STANFORD TEAM’S NEXT-GENERATION ROBOT JOINS ...
HEXUS.net - When five autonomous vehicles, including the Stanford Racing Team’s winning entry “Stanley,” finished the 2005 Grand Challenge in the still Nevada desert, they passed a milestone of artificial intelligence. The robots in the 2007 Urban ... ... more info

16 Feb 2007: NET HEADS
These "great red spots" represent hubs of activity in larger, constantly shifting neural networks, he argues. Both his group and Bassett's team have found hubs of particularly intense activity within networks of synchronized brain cells. These hubs ... ... more info

15 Feb 2007: INTEL SAYS WELCOME TO THE 'ERA OF TERA'
ITnews - ... data while using less electricity than the average home appliance, Tera-scale technology has the potential to power the deployment of innovative future applications for a variety of purposes including education, collaboration, artificial intelligence ... ... more info

14 Feb 2007: DID A COMPUTER REALLY SOLVE A SUDOKU PUZZLE?
CNN Money - ... may be (I interviewed Wayne Gould a couple of years back; he spent seven years writing proprietary software that can create a near-infinite number of Sudoku puzzles), since when is solving one meant to be a benchmark for artificial intelligence? After ... ... more info

14 Feb 2007: INTEL SAYS CHIP CAPABLE OF ABOUT 1 TRILLION CALCULATIONS PER SECOND
Lansing State Journal - ... that intelligently monitors a televised sporting event and automatically identifies and compiles key highlights like a slam dunk or a home run by a favorite player based on the spectator's preferences. Other uses could be artificial intelligence ... ... more info

14 Feb 2007: LATEST NEWS
dBusinessNews.com - Carnegie Learning's programs are ideal for higher education math students because they allow for an individualized approach to learning, said Michael Johnson. The artificial intelligence model behind the software identifies weakness in each ... ... more info

13 Feb 2007: CARNEGIE LEARNING, INC. ENTERS HIGHER EDUCATION MATH MARKET
Forbes - The artificial intelligence model behind the software identifies weakness in each student's mastery of math and provides immediate feedback. This customized approach to learning will allow college students to master the math more quickly and move ... ... more info

13 Feb 2007: CNN FUTURE SUMMIT FORUM
CNN - LONDON, England (CNN) -- A car that can drive itself is the fantasy of any designated driver, but the dream of owning a vehicle that does all the driving while you sit back and relax is one step closer to reality, as in-car artificial intelligence ... ... more info

13 Feb 2007: INTEL UNVEILS PROTOTYPE OF 80-CORE PROCESSOR
Xinhua News Agency - ... and will take from three to eight years to reach themarket. The chip could, in future, let ordinary users access such advanced techniques on their computers as speech recognition, ultra-realistic gaming and artificial intelligence. ... more info

13 Feb 2007: MICROSOFT CAUGHT OFF-GUARD AGAIN BY APPLE’S IPHONE INNOVATIONS
MacNN - Yet the patent at one point does make an effort to impress you with the fact that this innovative phone will use AI or Artificial Intelligence - but lost me at it employing neural and Bayesian belief networks. No, no, no, I don't think anyone wants ... ... more info

12 Feb 2007: INTEL DETAILS TERAFLOPS-CAPABLE CHIP
USA Today - Other uses could be artificial intelligence, realistic 3-D computer modeling and real-time speech recognition. "This is significant," said Jim McGregor of market research firm In-Stat. "If you can get that much power out of a chip, even if it's not ... ... more info

12 Feb 2007: CAE INC. TO ACQUIRE ENGENUITY TECHNOLOGIES INC.
MSN MoneyCentral - STAGE, a simulation toolkit used to create and interconnect simulation environments; and AI.implant, an artificial intelligence (AI) tool used to model individual and crowd behaviour for military simulations and the gaming industry. Engenuity ... ... more info

12 Feb 2007: MICROCHIP TO EMULATE CEREBRAL CORTEX
Personal Computer World - Scientists are trying to emulate the workings of the brain's "grey matter" in silicon, to help understand how it functions. Researchers have for some years tried to model relatively simple structures like the retina using neural networks that use ... ... more info

12 Feb 2007: MEMORIES PREPARE US FOR THE FUTURE
University of Washington - ... most indicated that they tended to place future-oriented images in the context of familiar places, such as home or school, and familiar people, such as family and friends, which would require the reactivation of those images from neural networks ... ... more info

11 Feb 2007: HOW THE BRAIN RECOGNIZES STREET SCENES
eMaxHealth.com - At last, neuroscience is having an impact on computer science and artificial intelligence (AI). For the first time, scientists in Tomaso Poggio's laboratory at the McGovern Institute for Brain Research at MIT applied a computational model of how the ... ... more info

10 Feb 2007: SITE DESIGN BY:
Joplin Independent - ... of nursing students and the high graduation rate of engineering students, the success of the Homeward Bound program in encouraging college enrollment, and the impressive growth of off campus centers, Marble suggested that what is past is a prolog for ... ... more info

10 Feb 2007: SITE DESIGN BY:
Joplin Independent - ... of nursing students and the high graduation rate of engineering students, the success of the Homeward Bound program in encouraging college enrollment, and the impressive growth of off campus centers, Marble suggested that what is past is a prolog for ... ... more info

10 Feb 2007: COMPUTERS MIMICKING THE BRAIN
ZDNet Blogs - Their very innovative approach, which combines neuroscience and artificial intelligence with computer science, mimics how the brain functions to recognize objects in the real world. This versatile model could soon be used for automobile driver's ... ... more info

8 Feb 2007 : DON'T EVEN THINK ABOUT LYING
Wired - She lays out two sets of images, one labeled truth and the other deception, and gives me a guided tour of my own neural networks, complete with circles and Post-it arrows. "This is a very, very clear single-case experiment," she says. In both sets of ... ... more info

7 Feb 2007 : AWARD-WINNING WRITER GREG BEAR HEARS THE MUSIC OF SF IN HIS BLOOD
SCIFI.COM - If, as you theorize, Earth's biosphere is composed of neural networks, of many levels of "mind," if not of consciousness as we understand it, what is the place of human self-awareness in the scheme? Bear: For years now, I've claimed that we're the ... ... more info

7 Feb 2007 : TECH BOOST FOR MEMORY POWER
CNN - Devices like these are actually externalizing - and massively enhancing -- our mental ability," he said. "The next big step in the digital revolution in my view is exactly this enhancement of memory that will be able to stimulate neural networks so ... ... more info

4 Feb 2007 : SCIENTISTS AT THE D0 EXPERIMENT DISCOVER NEW PATH TO THE TOP
CERN Courier - The researchers used three different techniques (boosted decision trees, matrix element-based likelihood discriminants and Bayesian neural networks) to combine many discriminating features in ways that enable single top quark events to be recognized ... ... more info

3 Feb 2007 : PROLOG: THE DATING GAME
PC Authority - Another facet of life is undergoing a similar change - dating. People have been meeting and falling in love via the internet since before the web was invented. Since the web-induced explosion in internet use during the mid-late '90s, we've seen a ... ... more info

31 Jan 2007: PLAN FOR 800 JOBS FACES LONG DELAY
NorthantsNews.com - Planning consent for a massive expansion which is set to create 800 jobs at a Sudbury firm has been declared void following a legal challenge. Direct mail and distribution company Prolog could face months of waiting before finding out if the 45 ... ... more info

30 Jan 2007: WE DON'T NEED YOUR THOUGHT CONTROL ...
Media Matters - It's the nature of the human beast and the neural networks that form our brains. permalink Name: JRoth Hometown: Pittsburgh, PA I don't see how a self-described "news junkie" like LTC Bateman could say something as odd as, "But the versions are ... ... more info

27 Jan 2007: TIME PAST, TIME FUTURE INTRICATELY CONNECTED IN THE BRAIN: STUDY
Domican Today - ... the students said that they tended to place their "future" images in the context of familiar places (home and school) and familiar people (friends and family) – something that would require the reactivation of those images from neural networks ... ... more info

27 Jan 2007: GARY CRANDALL, CEO
PRWeb - Prolog + Logic Server features the Eclipse IDE to provide state-of-the-art tools for developing and debugging logicbases for business rules, pricing, configuration, workflow planning and other intelligent applications. - 2003-11-23 Tantalizing Tierra ... ... more info

21 Jan 2007: OUTSMARTING THE MARKET
BusinessWeek - The black box survives today in the more mystifying form of investing techniques derived from fuzzy logic, neural networks, Markov chains, and other nonlinear probability models. As epitomized by BGI, though, modern quant investing is grounded in the ... ... more info

18 Jan 2007: THE GIFT OF MIMICRY
Time - Indeed, there are multiple if still tenuous lines of evidence to suggest that neural networks with mirror properties may be responsible for the empathetic response that forms the root of social behavior. They may also help explain how human language ... ... more info

14 Jan 2007: SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY: SERBIA EYES PARTNERSHIP WITH RED HAT
Southeast European Times - BitDefender includes seven filters, including one based on the concept of neural networks. The company already has developed 54 IT security solutions, which are used in 180 countries worldwide. *** An electronic display showing the time to within ... ... more info

9 Jan 2007 : TOWN AND VILLAGE
Sudbury Today - Packaging and distribution firm Prolog had applied to build three units in Churchfield Road. Mayor of Sudbury Lesley Ford-Platt launched a blistering attack on councillors who boycotted events during her year in office. New mayor Nigel Bennett decided ... ... more info

8 Jan 2007 : THE NEWS IN BRIEF
North Bay Business Journal - Investors in the Brand New Brands venture include Burrill & Company, Great Spirit Ventures, Prolog Ventures and Unilever Ventures. Event for entrepreneurs SANTA ROSA – On Nov. 15, the Santa Rosa Chamber of Commerce is holding an afternoon of ... ... more info

5 Dec 2006: HARD DRIVES WILL EVOLVE INTO SOFT HEARTS ... OR NOT
A Nov. 30 debate on the limits of intelligent machines held at MIT echoed a presidential campaign slugfest. Nobody won a round, but the audience scored insight from two of the brightest minds in the field of artificial intelligence. ... more info

28 Nov 2006: CSAIL HOSTS DEBATE ON ROBOTIC 'NATURE' AND FUTURE
"Creativity: The Mind, Machines, and Mathematics," a debate and discussion hosted by AI pioneer Rodney Brooks, will celebrate the 70th anniversary of Alan Turing's groundbreaking paper "On Computable Numbers," on Nov. 30. ... more info

10 Sep 2006: PROLOG: I SPY
PC Authority - The past few years have seen the rise of a new scourge on the internet, perhaps second only in menace to spam. I'm talking about the insidious little programs that have been dubbed spyware or malware, because they do exactly what the labels imply ... ... more info

16 Oct 2006: COE GROUP INTEGRATES AGENT VIDEO INTELLIGENCES ANALYTICS TECHNOLOGY ...
TMCnet - Founded in 2003, Agent Vi is the first company to provide embedded and distributed artificial-intelligence video analytics software with the low bandwidth required by video surveillance networks to support extremely large numbers of distributed ... ... more info

11 Oct 2006: THE APACHE JAKARTA PROJECT ANNOUNCES BEAN SCRIPTING FRAMEWORK V 2.4.0 ...
PR Newswire - BSF v 2.4.0 allows Java programmers to invoke non-Java programs with as few as two lines of code written in any of the BSF-supported languages, including BeanShell, BML, Groovy, JavaScript (Rhino), JudoScript, NetRexx, ooRexx, PROLOG (JLog), Python ... ... more info

10 Oct 2006: MERIDIAN SYSTEMS LAUNCHES PROLOG 2007 WITH IMPROVED CONSTRUCTION ...
WBOC - FOLSOM, Calif., Oct. 9 /PRNewswire/ -- Meridian Systems(R), provider of enterprise project management software for optimizing capital projects, programs and facilities, announced a new release of its industry leading project management software ... ... more info

5 Oct 2006: ONLINE PRESS RELEASE
PRWeb - City of Dallas Implements Prolog to Reduce Infrastructure Costs Prolog, leading project and program management software, creates efficiencies and cuts costs for ninth largest city in the United States - 2005-05-09 The Wall Street Transcript Feature ... more info

29 Sep 2006: RUBY CAN BE A POWERFUL TOOL FOR .NET DEVELOPERS
Ars Technica - used scheme(~lisp) in university, great for some tasks but completely useless for everything bigger than a couple of lines. Same for Prolog you could do amazing things with it but it was living proof that you don't know what a program will do until ... more info

17 Oct 2006: FEATURED MERCHANT
Gamespot News - Advanced artificial intelligence means the soldiers you command are nearly indistinguishable from human players for exceptional in-game combat support. Multiplayer options abound via Xbox Live capabilities that help you take your online gameplay to ... more info

17 Oct 2006: SURVEY: PARENTS LOOK TO SCHOOLS FOR STUDENT TUTORING
PR Newswire - SmartHelp is the only system with an artificial intelligence engine providing support to students until the moment they are in need of a live tutor - at which point SmartHelp makes available a live certified teacher over the Internet. The system can ... more info

17 Oct 2006: I SUPPORT LEARNING, INC.
eSchool Online - Artificial Intelligence and Mobile Robotics – Using mobile robots, your students will model simple insect and animal behaviors, invent games and create intelligent robots to solve real world problems. Students learn systems, data collection, logic ... more info

16 Oct 2006: AUTOMOBILES: DRIVING AHEAD
CNN - Director of the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Thrun lead the development of Stanley, a robotic car that won the DARPA Grand Challenge in 2005 and was named the No1 Robot of All Time by Wired Magazine in January, 2006. Thrun's is ... more info

23 May 2006: 2.007 ROBOTS FACE OFF AT FINALS
The final rounds of this year's iteration of the annual robot contest put on by MIT mechanical engineering students boiled down to a machine named Charlie and a simple plan for victory. ... more info

17 May 2006: MEDIA LAB RESEARCHER GETS INTO MONKEY BUSINESS
Rachel Kern's office in the MIT Media Lab is quiet -- a bit too quiet -- when visitors drop by to hear about Monkey Business, her master's thesis and the latest research phase in the lab's Speech Interface Group. ... more info

10 May 2006: 2.007 VICTOR SHARES ADVICE FOR 2006
MIT's 36th annual festival of extreme engineering, the famed robot competition that takes its name -- 2.007 -- from a sophomore mechanical engineering course, will be held on May 16 and 17 in the