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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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2 Mar 2011: CLAYCO INC. ADOPTS PROLOG CONVERGE WEB-BASED CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE FROM MERIDIAN
FOLSOM, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Clayco Inc. Adopts Prolog Converge Web-based Construction Project Management Software from Meridian Meridian partner Byrne Software to provide implementation services for Prolog Converge ... more info

2 Mar 2011: CLAYCO INC. ADOPTS PROLOG CONVERGE WEB-BASED CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE FROM MERIDIAN
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9 Feb 2011: RUSSIAN COMPANY TO DEVELOP ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN CHINA - PEOPLE'S DAILY ONLINE
Russia's leading anti-malware company, Kaspersky Lab, planned to invest 10 million U.S. dollars in the Chinese software market, Moscow's RBC Daily reported Tuesday. The company would develop its Nanosemantics artificial intelligence (AI) project in China ... ... more info

9 Feb 2011: RESEARCHERS LINK BRAIN'S NEURAL NETWORKS TO SPECIFIC COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS - NEWS-MEDICAL.NET
The human brain operates as a highly interconnected small-world network, not as a collection of discrete regions as previously believed, with important implications for why many of us experience cognitive declines in old age, a new study shows. Australian ... ... more info

7 Feb 2011: DEEPQA PROJECT, THE MACHINE CODE-NAMED WATSON, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, JEOPARDY! AND ROBOTICS - CONTROL ENGINEERING
A computer system that can directly and precisely answer natural language questions over an open and broad range of knowledge has been envisioned by scientists and writers since the advent of computers themselves, according to IBM; consider, for example ... ... more info

7 Feb 2011: WHY IBM’S WATSON EXPERIMENT IS IMPORTANT FOR ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - SMARTPLANET.COM
The public may not realize how big a deal it really is, writes author Richard Powers in a New York Times op/ed . A computer beating Jennings and Rutter may be the latest novelty in a war that began in 1997 when Big Blue’s “ Deep Blue ” system bested ... ... more info

7 Feb 2011: WHY IBM’S WATSON EXPERIMENT IS IMPORTANT FOR ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - SMARTPLANET.COM
The public may not realize how big a deal it really is, writes author Richard Powers in a New York Times op/ed . A computer beating Jennings and Rutter may be the latest novelty in a war that began in 1997 when Big Blue’s “ Deep Blue ” system bested ... ... more info

5 Feb 2011: DESPERATELY SEEKING ALPHA THROUGH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - GULF NEWS
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2 Feb 2011: CONITZER RECEIVES AWARD FOR WORK IN MICROECONOMICS AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - CHRONICLE
Durham, NC -- Vincent Conitzer , assistant professor of computer science and economics at Duke, has been awarded the 2011 Computers and Thoughts Award by the International Joint Conferences on Artificial Intelligence (IJCAI). The IJCAI 2011 Computers and ... ... more info

24 Jan 2011: USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO PREDICT THE FUTURE - PR INSIDE
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13 Jan 2011: GAME-SHOW CHALLENGE PUTS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO THE TEST - ESCHOOL ONLINE
Artificial intelligence is about to be put to the test in a trial that could reveal just how far researchers have come in designing computers that can “think” like human beings: On Jan. 13, a computer designed by IBM will take on two former Jeopardy ... ... more info

10 Jan 2011: TEDDY BEAR GETS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - TORONTO STAR
Like a Steven Spielberg movie come to life, Fujitsu ’s robot teddy bear laughs, talks and learns more about you the longer it spends with you. The Japanese company showcased Emotion Bear at the recent Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas as a companion ... ... more info

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19 Jan 2011: IS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE A THREAT TO HUMANKIND? - SILICON INDIA
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5 Jan 2011: PROFESSOR LEE MCCLUSKEY – HUDDERSFIELD’S EXPERT ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - HUDDERSFIELD EXAMINER
ARE you feeling tangled up in technology? Professor Lee McCluskey, Huddersfield University’s director of computing and engineering, is working on the answer. He says the massive complexity of modern cars, computers and everyday items has far outstripped ... ... more info

5 Jan 2011: PROFESSOR LEE MCCLUSKEY – HUDDERSFIELD’S EXPERT ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - HUDDERSFIELD EXAMINER
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5 Jan 2011: PROFESSOR LEE MCCLUSKEY – HUDDERSFIELD’S EXPERT ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - HUDDERSFIELD EXAMINER
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10 Jan 2011: PROLOGIX TO SHOWCASE END-TO-END SURVEILLANCE PRODUCTS AT INTERSEC 2011 - PR INSIDE
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10 Jan 2011: TEDDY BEAR GETS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - TORONTO STAR
Like a Steven Spielberg movie come to life, Fujitsu ’s robot teddy bear laughs, talks and learns more about you the longer it spends with you. The Japanese company showcased Emotion Bear at the recent Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas as a companion ... ... more info

10 Jan 2011: PROLOGIX TO SHOWCASE SURVEILLANCE PRODUCTS AT INTERSEC - TMCNET
(Network World Middle East Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) The company which has boosted its distribution line by signing on two new vendors, Proxim Wireless Networks and Infortrend earlier this month, will use Intersec as a platform to launch new and exciting ... ... more info

10 Jan 2011: PROLOGIX TO SHOWCASE END-TO-END SURVEILLANCE PRODUCTS AT INTERSEC 2011 - PRLOG (FREE PRESS RELEASE)
PRLog (Press Release) – Jan 10, 2011 – Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Prologix Distribution, a leading IT & telecom value added distributor in the Middle East, announced that it will showcase its entire range of best-of-breed technology in safety and ... ... more info

5 Jan 2011: PROFESSOR LEE MCCLUSKEY – HUDDERSFIELD’S EXPERT ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - HUDDERSFIELD EXAMINER
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1 Jan 2011: BEST (AND WORST) OF 2010: WORST AI - EXAMINER
Artificial intelligence can make or break a game.  Great story and tight controls can be completely undone when enemies and allies spend most of their time running into walls.  The two nominees for Worst AI of 2010 show how immersion can be broken by bad programming.  ... more info

28 Dec 2010: READ TED CHIANG'S GROUNDBREAKING NOVELLA ABOUT ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ONLINE - IO9.COM
Ted Chiang's novella The Life Cycle of Software Objects takes a breathtakingly fresh approach to the development of artificial intelligence, and keeps you guessing with its constantly evolving plot. And now you can read the whole thing online. We reviewed ... ... more info

26 Dec 2010: PROLOGIS (PLD) MOST BOUGHT REITS-WAREHOUSE AND INDUSTR STOCK BY NUMBER OF INSTITUTIONS - PRLOG (FREE PRESS RELEASE)
PRLog (Press Release) – Dec 25, 2010 – MFFAIS.com featured their Quarterly Reits-Warehouse And Industr Industry Rundown. Mffais.com compiles the statistics from recent SEC filings by mutual funds and institutions to determine the positions taken and ... ... more info

9 Dec 2010: AVANT-GARDE MUSIC OFFERS A GATEWAY TO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - PHYSORG
(PhysOrg.com) -- Stretching their boundaries, artificial intelligence researchers at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute have teamed up with musicians on an unlikely project: a digital conductor of improvised avant-garde performances. A conductor that could ... ... more info

24 Nov 2010: LEVEL E CAPITAL LAUNCHES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE-DRIVEN MAYA FUND - HEDGE WEEK.COM
Level E Capital’s flagship Maya Fund, which uses the latest scientific advances in artificial intelligence to create smart trading algorithms, has formally launched following testing and live trading since April. “Our aim is to take the latest advances ... ... more info

17 Nov 2010: FACEBOOK ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: SOCIAL NETWORK GOING SKYNET? - ELECTRIC PIG
Got Facebook privacy worries? Pah! Intrigued by Facebook Messaging ? Phooey! The real thing you should be worrying about is Facebook artificial intelligence. At least that’s the conclusion you could come to listening to the theories espoused by major ... ... more info

12 Nov 2010: MACHINES WITH 'ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE' IN VOGUE FOR CUSTOMER-SERVICE CALLS - ECONOMIC TIMES
Machines with 'artificial intelligence' or the sense to give apt responses, are preferred for customer-service calls these days. Human responses come with a set of pitfalls — emotional vulnerability , bias, and above all, lack of knowledge. This is ... ... more info

10 Nov 2010: THE FUTURE OF AI IN GAMES - GAMESPOT NEWS
Artificial intelligence (AI) in games has matured significantly in the past decade. Creating effective AI systems has now become as important for game developers as creating solid gameplay and striking visuals. Studios have begun to assign dedicated ... ... more info

10 Nov 2010: INSIDESALES.COM USES HOSTED CRM TO FURTHER AI APPS - TMCNET
The power that AI and machine learning can provide to business is just starting to catch up to the rapid evolution of computer systems," said Tony Martinez, professor and director of the BYU Neural Networks and Machine Learning Laboratory, in a statement. ... more info

8 Nov 2010: NATURAL SCIENCES PROFESSOR LAUREATE TO SPEAK ABOUT ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE NOV. 10 - COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY
Adele Howe, a Colorado State University professor of computer science, will present her 2010 Professor Laureate lecture on "Artificial Intelligence: Fact vs. Fiction" on Wednesday, Nov. 10. Howe was also selected to be part of the highly competitive ... ... more info

18 Oct 2010: WITH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE,GOOGLE CAR DRIVES ITSELF - 苏州新闻网
Mountain View, Calif. Google has been working secret, though in plain view of other drivers, on vehicles that can drive themselves, using artificial-intelligence software that can sense anything near the car and mimic the decisions made by a human driver. With ... more info

13 Oct 2010: PROLOG: LOGIC PROGRAMMING FOR RAPID DEVELOPMENT - INFORMIT
Careful use of domain-specific languages such as SQL and XSLT can dramatically ease development. David Chisnall looks at SWI-Prolog, an open-source implementation of a language used heavily in the AI community, and describes how it can help in development of k ... more info

17 Oct 2010: ABILITY TO 'SEE' ADVANCES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - SAN FRANCISCO GATE
Eric Horvitz, a distinguished scientist at Microsoft Research, has an equally distinguished receptionist. After eight years of working with him, she's developed a feel for his habits and routines. She can predict how long his meetings are likely to last, knows ... more info

11 Oct 2010: POLLS: LONG LIVE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE! - SCOUT.COM
SAY THIS FOR the humans – they sure don’t like Oregon State as much as the computers do. Oregon State , coming off their impressive win at No. 9 ranked Arizona, climbed back into the Associate Press Top 25 this week -- but just barely. OSU ranks No. 24 in ... more info

11 Oct 2010: CARS JUST A PIXEL IN GOOGLE'S SWEEPING AI VISION - SAN FRANCISCO GATE
sensors and artificial intelligence software that can "mimic the decisions made by a human driver." As surprising as the specific application is -- though perhaps it shouldn't have been given recent hints by CEO Eric Schmidt -- artificial intelligence is ... ... more info

7 Oct 2010: WILL ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ONE DAY THREATEN THE ADVISORY INDUSTRY? - INVESTMENTNEWS
One day though, there will be something that can interact with clients in the form of a computer that knows a good bit about the business, let's keep things positive and consider that thing as some sort of virtual assistant to you the thinking, planning mammal ... more info

7 Oct 2010: ADVANCED MRI, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TECHNIQUES HELP IDENTIFY THOSE AT RISK FOR FURTHER COGNITIVE DECLINE - MCKNIGHT'S
Combining advanced MRI and artificial intelligence techniques could help doctors determine which patients with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) will suffer further cognitive decline, according to new research. Roughly half of all patients with mild cognitive im ... more info

30 Sep 2010: TEA LEAVES IDENTIFIED USING NEURAL NETWORKS - EUREKALERT
A team of chemists from the University of Seville (US) has managed to distinguish between different kinds of tea leaves on the basis of their mineral content and by using artificial neural networks. This technique makes it possible to differentiate between the ... more info

29 Sep 2010: WOODSTOCK FILM FESTIVAL ENTRY PROBES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - TIMES HERALD-RECORD
WOODSTOCK — Exponential progress is barely noticeable when it first gets started, but are we headed for an arc to the sky in human development that might make the "human" part optional? Futurist/inventor Ray Kurzweil comes to the Woodstock Film Festival this ... more info

13 Sep 2010: HOW FOOTBALL PLAYING ROBOTS HAVE THE FUTURE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AT THEIR FEET - GENETIC ENGINEERING NEWS
The new Premier League season has begun and in Madrid the World Cup celebrations are barely over, yet according to research in WIREs Cognitive Science the world's best players may soon be facing a new challenge from football playing robots, which their creator ... more info

13 Sep 2010: HOW FOOTBALL PLAYING ROBOTS HAVE THE FUTURE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AT THEIR FEET - PHYSORG
The new Premier League season has begun and in Madrid the World Cup celebrations are barely over, yet according to research in WIREs Cognitive Science the world's best players may soon be facing a new challenge from ... ... more info

23 Sep 2010: GENERIC AI ARE BRINGING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO THE FORE - NEBUSINESS.CO.UK
NORTH East company Generic AI is looking to test out its free-thinking system on businesses with a lot of data to analyse. The company, which has offices in Durham and Newcastle, has developed an algorithm that looks ... ... more info

22 Sep 2010: ROBOTS ON TV: AI GOES BACK TO BABY BASICS - NEW SCIENTIST
A robot toddler could have much to teach artificial intelligence (AI) researchers and psychologists alike, by providing a simplified non-human model for early child development. Sensorimotor theories of cognition ... ... more info

21 Sep 2010: RESEARCHERS APPLY ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO THE STUDY OF GOTHIC CATHEDRALS - PHYSORG
(PhysOrg.com) -- Simply standing before a Gothic cathedral -- say Notre-Dame in Paris -- can be an overwhelming experience. Understanding how all its parts artfully and structurally work together is something else ... ... more info

21 Sep 2010: GOOGLE USES AI TO MAKE SEARCH SMARTER - BUSINESSWEEK
artificial intelligence (AI) systems might remind us of our appointments, drive our cars, and connect us with friends. "Imagine a very near future when you don't forget anything because the computer remembers ... ... more info

20 Sep 2010: PROLOG: LOGIC PROGRAMMING FOR RAPID DEVELOPMENT - INFORMIT
Careful use of domain-specific languages such as SQL and XSLT can dramatically ease development. David Chisnall looks at SWI-Prolog, an open-source implementation of a language used heavily in the AI community, and ... ... more info

16 Sep 2010: VIRTUAL TUTORS: NC STATE RECEIVES GRANT TO STUDY ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN THE CLASSROOM - GENETIC ENGINEERING NEWS
While some students might dream of having a robot to help them with their homework, researchers at North Carolina State University are getting closer to making it happen. NC State recently received a four ... ... more info

16 Sep 2010: VIRTUAL TUTORS: NC STATE RECEIVES GRANT TO STUDY ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN THE ... - GENETIC ENGINEERING NEWS
While some students might dream of having a robot to help them with their homework, researchers at North Carolina State University are getting closer to making it happen. NC State recently received a four ... ... more info

13 Sep 2010: HOW FOOTBALL PLAYING ROBOTS HAVE THE FUTURE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AT THEIR FEET - EUREKALERT
The new Premier League season has begun and in Madrid the World Cup celebrations are barely over, yet according to research in WIREs Cognitive Science the world's best players may soon be facing a new challenge from ... ... more info

10 Sep 2010: PHD STUDENTSHIP IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM ... - NATURE.COM
With funding from the EPSRC Doctoral Training Grant, administrated by the School of Computer Science at the University of Nottingham, the project “Study of explanatory power and information visualisation ... ... more info

22 Aug 2010: THE EXTRATERRESTRIAL LIFE THAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR MIGHT BE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - IO9.COM
Our search for intelligent alien life depends on picking up the radio waves of a reasonably advanced extraterrestrial civilization. We had assumed these aliens would be biological life like us - but logic says that's ... ... more info

24 Aug 2010: ALIEN HUNTERS TOLD TO SEARCH FOR ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - SILICON.COM
Man's hunt for alien life should be broadened to start looking for intelligent machines developed by extra-terrestrials (ET), according to a veteran ET researcher. Seth Shostak, senior astronomer with the Seti Institute ... ... more info

23 Aug 2010: TO HEAR ET, TUNE IN TO ALIEN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - NEW SCIENTIST
The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) should focus on signals created by sentient machines rather than biological life forms, says Seth Shostak , senior astronomer at the SETI Institute in Mountain View ... ... more info

23 Aug 2010: ALIEN HUNTERS TO LOOK FOR 'ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE' - NINEMSN
A senior astronomer has said that alien hunters should take artificial intelligence into account when searching for extra-terrestrial beings. Seti, the Search for Extra-terrestrial Intelligence, have mostly worked under ... ... more info

22 Aug 2010: ALIEN HUNTERS 'SHOULD LOOK FOR ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE' - BBC
A senior astronomer has said that the hunt for alien life should take into account alien "sentient machines". Seti, the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence, has until now sought radio signals from worlds like Earth ... ... more info

18 Aug 2010: PROLOG LANDS £10M FUNDING PACKAGE - EAST ANGLIAN DAILY TIMES
SUFFOLK-based outsourcing company Promotional Logistics (Prolog) has agreed a £10million package with Lloyds TSB Corporate Markets to fund growth which is could create up to 500 new jobs. To send a link to this page to ... ... more info

7 Aug 2010: FOR MNCS, INDIA'S ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IS HARD TO IGNORE - ECONOMIC TIMES
BANGALORE: For the first time ever, IBM, the world’s largest computer services company, has chosen its India Research Lab to lead a worldwide initiative to develop new technology interfaces for the mobile phone. The ... ... more info

15 Jun 2010: WINDOWS & .NET WATCH: THE TRUTH OF PROLOG
Prolog is useful in figuring out the nooks and crannies of object-oriented programming languages Visit website for full story... ... more info

18 Jun 2010: IS WATSON REAL ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE OR ANOTHER FANCY BOX? - EXAMINER
It took the people at I.B.M. three years of research but they finally created a supercomputer named Watson. While it was in the development stage they programmed it with facts from tens of millions of documents that it ... ... more info

15 Jun 2010: OUTDOOR HEALTH WITH AN EMPHASIS ON PROLOGED SUN EXPOSURE - EXAMINER
We’ve all seen them: those under-dressed, over-exposed victims of the sun that don’t seem to worry too much about the damage they are causing to their own skin. You can picture them can’t you? It’s almost strange ... ... more info

15 Jun 2010: WINDOWS & .NET WATCH: THE TRUTH OF PROLOG
Prolog is useful in figuring out the nooks and crannies of object-oriented programming languages Visit website for full story... ... more info

15 Jun 2010: WINDOWS & .NET WATCH: THE TRUTH OF PROLOG - SDTIMES.COM
In recent columns, I’ve praised the low-level pleasures of assembly language and C. My argument is that, even if you never use these languages professionally, it’s important to broaden your mind and problem-solving ... ... more info

15 Jun 2010: WINDOWS & .NET WATCH: THE TRUTH OF PROLOG - SDTIMES.COM
In recent columns, I’ve praised the low-level pleasures of assembly language and C. My argument is that, even if you never use these languages professionally, it’s important to broaden your mind and problem-solving ... ... more info

9 Jun 2010: A GRAND UNIFIED THEORY OF AI - MIT NEWS
In the 1950s and ’60s, artificial-intelligence researchers saw themselves as trying to uncover the rules of thought. But those rules turned out to be way more complicated than anyone had imagined. Since then ... ... more info

11 Jun 2010: NEW VIRTUAL AGENT SOFTWARE USES AI TO HELP USERS - CNET NEWS
If you've ever tried to conduct a customer service transaction through one of the automated virtual agents many companies have deployed, you no doubt have had trouble being understood. But a new technology is applying ... ... more info

11 Jun 2010: NEW VIRTUAL-AGENT SOFTWARE USES AI TO HELP USERS
Rapid Adapt, from VirtuOz, aims to help virtual-agent technology learn and improve on the fly, and in the process, make each new customer's experience better than the last. ... more info

3 Jun 2010: A GRAND UNIFIED THEORY OF AI
In the 1950s and 60s, artificial-intelligence researchers saw themselves as trying to uncover the rules of thought. But those rules turned out to be way more complicated than anyone had imagined. Since then, artificial-intelligence (AI) research ... ... more info

14 May 2010: AUDITORY RECOGNITION MODULE FOR ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
The AudRecog mind-module for auditory recognition in artificial intelligence (AI) tests user input one character or phoneme at a time to recognize words and morphemes that will activate a concept in the AI Mind or extract meaning from an idea. When ... ... more info

10 Apr 2010: ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS FOR THE PREDICTION OF ...
There is an increasing usage of ion mobility-mass spectrometry (IMMS) in proteomics. IMMS combines the features of ion mobility spectrometry (IMS) and mass spectrometry (MS). It separates and detects peptide ions on a millisecond time-scale. IMS ... ... more info

2 Apr 2010: THE LISPS' FUTURITY FEATURING MICHAEL CERVERIS RETURNS ...
In their far-fetched visions they devise an omnipotent steam-powered artificial intelligence that is destined to end war and all of humanity's miseries. The show fuses traditional American folk, Brechtian choral elements, and The Lisps' own brand of ... ... more info

26 Mar 2010: RESEARCHERS DEVELOP NEW SELF-ORGANIZING NEURAL NETWORKS ...
New understanding of degeneration of brain cells in patients with Alzheimer's, Huntington's, and Parkinson's diseases (2) Yinka wrote: I want to study the degeneration of brain cells, s… [More] Circumcision can protect from HIV transmission ... ... more info

4 Mar 2010: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: HOW ADVANCED WILL AI BE IN 2100?
That's hard to say. [Mathematician and scientist Alan] Turing, I believe, thought his test would be passed by 2050. I suppose that by 2100 we'll have human equivalent or superior machines. Ray Kurzweil, futurist 2050? That's past the Singularity [the ... ... more info

1 Mar 2010: APPLE IPAD, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, AND WHY IT'S TIME TO KILL BIG IT ...
With the Apple iPad tablet set to launch this month, silicon.com readers couldn't get enough of Cupertino's latest creation, with our Apple iPad Cheat Sheet one of the most read stories last month. And while consumers debated the merits of the device ... ... more info

23 Feb 2010: ROBOTICS DESIGNER SPEAKS ABOUT IMPORTANCE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Mechanical engineering junior Richard Margolin, left, and Hanson Robotics senior mechanical engineer Kevin Carpenter, adjust the eye mechanics on the Zeno robot in fall 2008 in Richardson. According to the Hanson Robotics website, Zeno will be the ... ... more info

20 Feb 2010: RETHINKING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
The field of artificial-intelligence research (AI), founded more than 50 years ago, seems to many researchers to have spent much of that time wandering in the wilderness, swapping hugely ambitious goals for a relatively modest set of actual ... ... more info

16 Feb 2010: STUDENT USES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO UNDERSTAND BEE BEHAVIOUR
A University of Exeter PhD student has used artificial intelligence to shed new light on the behaviour of bumble bees. Daniel Chalk developed the computer model to understand the potential for bees to cross-pollinate between GM and non-GM crops. The ... ... more info

8 Feb 2010: USING SIMPLE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE METHODS FOR PREDICTING ...
All polypeptide backbones have the potential to form amyloid fibrils, which are associated with a number of degenerative disorders. However, the likelihood that amyloidosis would actually occur under physiological conditions depends largely on the ... ... more info

8 Feb 2010: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: 55 YEARS OF RESEARCH LATER - AND WHERE IS AI ...
It's more than half a century since US computer scientist John McCarthy came up with the term "artificial intelligence" while working as an assistant professor of mathematics at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire. It was 1955 and Dwight Eisenhower ... ... more info

4 Feb 2010: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: CAN AI CRACK THE CONUNDRUM OF CONSCIOUSNESS?
The discipline of artificial intelligence (AI) has existed for decades but questions around the nature of intelligence itself still dog the field to this day. Is intelligence really just another artefact that can be designed, engineered and ... ... more info

28 Jan 2010: THE 8 EVIL FORMS OF AI THAT GAVE ROBOTS A BAD NAME
Whether it's built from steel plate and circuit boards or slabs of reanimated flesh, if a robot has artificial intelligence, according to the cultural myth, that machine has the ability to be a monster. Sometimes the AI's problem is that it's not ... ... more info

28 Jan 2010: LOOKING INSIDE THE 2010 GDC AI SUMMIT
In mid-2008, the AI Game Programmers Guild (AIGPG) was born.While there were plenty of other noble goals on the agenda, our first majorpublic undertaking was setting up the AI Summit at the 2009 GDC. It was ouropinion that, with the improvement of AI ... ... more info

16 Jan 2010: WELCOME THE DECADE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
AS the global economy limps out of the last decade and enters a new one in 2010, what will be the next big driver of global growth? Here's betting that the "teens" is a decade in which artificial intelligence hits escape velocity, and starts to have ... ... more info

15 Jan 2010: AVATAR'S WORLD BUILT ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
GREEN FINGERS: Josh Patterson "builds'' plants and foliage for movies. He made the pohutukawa tree he is holding at his Matangi property. A Waikato man played a key role in creating the fictional world that is dazzling audiences in the hit movie ... ... more info

15 Jan 2010: RAY SOLOMONOFF; PHYSICIST STUDIED ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
NEW YORK - As a child Ray Solomonoff developed what would become a lifelong passion for mathematical theorems, and as a teenager he became captivated with the idea of developing machines that could learn and ultimately think. In 1952 he met Marvin ... ... more info

27 Dec 2009: HOW ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE MIMICS THE HUMAN BRAIN
We've all got a very sophisticated processing unit – the brain – that can perform some remarkable tasks. Despite their speed and memory capacity, silicon-based computers struggle to emulate it. The branch of computer science called Artificial ... ... more info

22 Dec 2009: VALVE BEGINS AI BOT TESTING ON 'TF2'
Valve has begun testing new artificial intelligence bots able to replicate real-life player reactions on its multiplayer shooter Team Fortress 2 . Writing on the Team Fortress 2 blog, Valve developer Mike Booth revealed that the computer-controlled ... ... more info

10 Dec 2009: PAPERT MISSES 'BIG IDEAS' FROM EARLY DAYS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Seymour Papert , visionary computer scientist and innovative developer of educational theory and technology, misses the good old days of "big ideas" about the nature of knowledge and human learning, he told a gathering in Bartos Theatre on July 9. "I ... ... more info

11 Dec 2009: TURNING TRASH INTO GOLD: AI PAVES THE WAY
Turning Trash into Gold - Artificial Intelligence, Optical Character Recognition and Image Analysis Paves the Way -- New technologies help analysts sift through damaged information for valuable data to support Port and Maritime Security issues A Port ... ... more info

11 Dec 2009: CREATING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: WKU STUDENTS PROGRAM, SHOWCASE ...
Dec 10, 2009 (The Daily News - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- Go ahead and call your neighbors. They won't need to water your plants anymore. That's because at say, 5 p.m., a robot built by a duo of Western Kentucky University ... ... more info

10 Dec 2009: CREATING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - BOWLING GREEN DAILY NEWS
Go ahead and call your neighbors. They won’t need to water your plants anymore. That’s because at say, 5 p.m., a robot built by a duo of Western Kentucky University students will know it’s time to hydrate the hydrangeas and will independently ... ... more info

9 Dec 2009: MIT PLANS AI REDUX
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is looking to re-ignite the development of artificial intelligence (AI) by 'going back and fixing mistakes', something that sounds like it came straight out of a movie. Sadly, however, no one is ... ... more info

8 Dec 2009: OPTIMISM AS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE PIONEERS REUNITE
STANFORD: The personal computer and the technologies that led to the Internet were largely invented in the 1960s and '70s at three computer research laboratories next to the Stanford University campus. One laboratory, Douglas Engelbart’s ... ... more info

4 Dec 2009: HARFORD PULLS PLAN TO BUY PROLOGIS PARK FOR INCINERATOR ACCESS
Facing opposition from Edgewood residents, Harford County Executive David R. Craig has pulled the bill to have the county purchase Prologis Park, a 113-acre lot in Edgewood. Craig made the announcement hours before a County Council meeting Monday at ... ... more info

2 Dec 2009: PARKLAND STANDARDIZES ON PROLOG CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT ...
As a Dallas county hospital that reports both to a Board of Managers and the public, Parkland chose to purchase Prolog This enables Parkland to standardize on one construction project management system of record to increase visibility, transparency ... ... more info

2 Dec 2009: URMC IMPLEMENTS ALLOCADE'S ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE BASED SOLUTION TO ... - NEWS-MEDICAL.NET
The University of Rochester Medical Center (URMC) and Allocade, Inc., today announced the first installation and implementation of the On-Cueâ„¢ system in New York. URMC is utilizing the On-Cue software solution from Allocade to automate patient flow ... ... more info

17 Nov 2009: IBM RESEARCHERS GO WAY BEYOND AI WITH CAT-LIKE COGNITIVE COMPUTING
IBM researchers have developed a cognitive computer simulation that mimics the way a cat brain processes thought, and they expect to be able to mimic human thought processes within a decade. "A cognitive computer could quickly and accurately put ... ... more info

4 Nov 2009: MARS EXPLORERS MAY USE AI TO BECOME 'CYBORG ASTROBIOLOGISTS'
Ever heard of a 'Cyborg Astrobiologist'? Probably not. But I bet you'll want to be one after learning that future exploration of Mars (and other planets , for that matter) may employ the use of artificial intelligence integrated into spacesuits to ... ... more info

4 Nov 2009: SPACESUITS WITH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE MAY LOOK FOR LIFE ON MARS
Two 'astronauts' exploring a stream near the MDRS. Image credit: P.C. McGuire, arXiv:0910.5454. (PhysOrg.com) -- Astronauts may in future be wearing spacesuits equipped with artificial intelligence (AI) and digital eyes, turning them into what the ... ... more info

3 Nov 2009: 'CYBORG BIOLOGISTS' MADE POSSIBLE WITH AI SPACESUITS
One of the things about space exploration, and exploring other planets directly is that everything needs to function as efficiently as possible. That is to say, since we don't have yet the technology to go to Mars on a daily basis, any trip we make ... ... more info

26 Oct 2009: HOW ABOUT SOME AI TO GO WITH THAT TABLET?
eviGroup is getting ready to unleash some information on their 10 inch Windows 7 based Tablet, that I believe is called simply The Pad. Yes, it has 3G connectivity, WiFi, the usual Atom chipset, touch, and all the rest, but it also has an option to ... ... more info

24 Oct 2009: HOLOGIC FINISHES TESTING OF AUC1, NUMBERCRUNCH LTD'S ADVANCED AI ...
NumberCrunch LTD today announced the conclusion of the testing phase for NumberCrunch LTD's AUC1 advanced artificial intelligence algorithm in Hologic, Inc. (NASDAQ: HOLX) ImageChecker CAD (computer aided detection) mammography system. The patent ... ... more info

20 Oct 2009: BIG BRAINS--ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, SINGULARITY, OR SKYNET?
hi all, the balloon boy circus makes me think that maybe its a slow news week or something, so I was scrounging to come up with something not as much "ripped from the headlines" because the headlines are kinda bland/empty/vacuous it seems. over the ... ... more info

11 Sep 2009: NRL ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TEAM WIN 2 VIDEO AWARDS (W/ VIDEO) - PHYSORG
Robot "Octavia," featured in "Robotic Secrets Revealed," demonstrates cognitive robotics being developed at NRL. Credit: NRL Navy Center for Applied Research in Artificial Intelligence. Researchers at NRL's Navy Center for Applied Research in ... ... more info

14 Sep 2009: ANALYSIS: GAME AI &OUR CHEATIN’ HEARTS
In this design analysis, first published in the May 2009 issue of Game Developer magazine, Maxis designer Soren Johnson (Spore, Civilization IV) addresses the careful balance between smart AI and player perception that the game is cheating... ... more info

11 Sep 2009: NRL ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TEAM WIN 2 VIDEO AWARDS (W/ VIDEO)
Robot "Octavia," featured in "Robotic Secrets Revealed," demonstrates cognitive robotics being developed at NRL. Credit: NRL Navy Center for Applied Research in Artificial Intelligence. Researchers at NRL's Navy Center for Applied Research in ... ... more info

29 Aug 2009: SAME NEURAL NETWORKS IN BRAIN PROCESS FAMILIAR AND NEWLY LEARNT WORDS
Washington, August 29 : A series of experiments conducted as part of the Academy of Finland's Neuroscience Research Programme (NEURO) have shown that the brain uses the same neural networks to process both familiar and newly learnt words. In one ... ... more info

25 Aug 2009: INVENTOR DEMONSTRATES HUMANOID ROBOT'S LATEST AI ABILITIES
Aiko has the ability to identify objects, learn what new objects are, understand more than 13,000 sentences, and more. Image credit: Le Trung. (PhysOrg.com) -- In August 2007, Le Trung invented Aiko, a Yumecom, or "Dream Computer Robot." Although it ... ... more info

21 Aug 2009: EVENT 1 SOFTWARE'S INTEGRATOR RECEIVES AWARD FOR INTEGRATING MERIDIAN PROLOG MANAGER AND SAGE TIMBERLINE OFFICE
CHICAGO----Vancouver, Washington-based Event 1 Software, Inc. received a second Constructech Magazine Technology Enabler Award tonight recognizing Event 1 Software's customer Fairmont Pacific Rim/299 Burrard's use of the innovative tool for Project Managers, Integrator by Event 1 Software for Meridian Prolog Manager and Sage Timberline Office. ... more info

5 Aug 2009: WILL AI IN KILLER MILITARY ROBOTS LEAD TO REAL TERMINATORS?
Digg Will intelligent , unmanned airborne and ground-based robotic vehicles equipped with missiles, bombs and guns pose a real threat to the general population in the future? There is a rising uneasiness about some of the perhaps unintended ... ... more info

28 Jul 2009: CHICAGO TEAM USES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO DIAGNOSE METASTATIC ...
WASHINGTON, D.C. July 28, 2009 -- When doctors are managing care for women with breast cancer, the information available to them profoundly influences the type of care they recommend. Knowing whether a woman's cancer has metastasized, for instance ... ... more info

29 Jul 2009: NEW COMPUTER PROGRAM USES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO DIAGNOSE ...
Washington, July 29 (ANI): University of Chicago researchers have written a computer program that uses artificial intelligence to diagnose metastatic cancer. The researchers say that the software analyses the features of ultrasound images to help ... ... more info

26 Jul 2009: SOME SCIENTISTS FEAR AI RUNNING AMOK
A group of leading computer scientists plans to issue a statement addressing issues of technological advancements perceived capable of outsmarting man. The New York Times reported Sunday Eric Horvitz, president of the Association for the Advancement ... ... more info

21 Jul 2009: GERMAN AI SOLUTION INCORPORATED INTO EMERGENT'S GAMEBRYO ...
Saarbrücken, Germany– July 21, 2009 - xaitment GmbH, one of the leading developers and service providers of artificial intelligence for the games and simulation industries, and Emergent Game Technologies, leading source for state-of-the-art ... ... more info

8 Jul 2009: MEMRISTOR MINDS: THE FUTURE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
EVER had the feeling something is missing? If so, you're in good company. Dmitri Mendeleev did in 1869 when he noticed four gaps in his periodic table . They turned out to be the undiscovered elements scandium, gallium, technetium and germanium. Paul ... ... more info

22 Jun 2009: CAN AI FIGHT TERRORISM?
Artificial intelligence (AI) applications in the field of counter-terrorism are among the fastest growing components of security programming for both government and corporate entities. One of the most important applications for artificial ... ... more info

7 Jun 2009: CREATING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - USM STUDENT'S AI WORK WINS ON WORLD ...
When I went to meet Ryan Small at his home in Auburn, I expected to wade into a number of stereotypes. Matrix posters on the wall. A landscape of computer parts scattered throughout a cluttered apartment. A few hundred pizza boxes marking the times ... ... more info

29 May 2009: A TIME FOR AI
For the longest time, artificial intelligence has remained in the domain of academics, considered untouchable by investor types. Increasingly, though, this somewhat esoteric science is finding its way into crisp business applications that translate ... ... more info

25 May 2009: DESPITE 'TERMINATOR,' MACHINES STILL ON OUR SIDE: SCIENTISTS SAY AI ...
Foreman/Warner Bros. John Connor (Christian Bale) has good reason to fear killer machines in 'Terminator: Salvation' ... Warner Bros. ...but computer scientists say that a fear of a future robot-human war doesn't compute. Rumph, Jr./AP Garry Kasparov ... ... more info

10 May 2009: WORLD'S "FASTEST" SMALL WEB SERVER RELEASED, BASED ON LISP
Cougem writes "John Fremlin has released what he believes to be the worlds fastest webserver for small dynamic content, teepeedee2. It is written entirely in LISP, the world's second oldest high-level programming language. He gave a talk at the Tokyo Linux Users Group last year, with benchmarks, which he says demonstrate that 'functional programming languages can beat C.' Imagine a small alternative to Ruby on rails, supporting the development of any web application, but much faster." ... more info

28 Apr 2009: IBM’S AI TO CHALLENGE HUMANS ON JEOPARDY! QUIZ SHOW
There’s no denying the fact that advanced artificial intelligence (AI) can outwit chess experts, as evidenced by IBM’s Deep Blue trouncing the reigning World Chess Champion Garry Kasparov in 1997. However, when it comes to the very human pastime ... ... more info

28 Apr 2009: ARMY BUYS AUTODESK AI SOFTWARE FOR RECRUITING GAME
The U.S. Army licensed some artificial intelligence software from Autodesk Inc. for use in a recruiting game. Autodesk (NASDAQ: ADSK) will supply the army with Kynapse software to make “non-player characters” in the game — America’s Army 3 ... ... more info

22 Apr 2009: INTERVIEW: NOVAMENTE'S PARROTS AND ADVANCED AI PROGRESSION
[In this in-depth interview, Gamasutra talks to AI expert Dr. Ben Goertzel of Novamente about making virtual pets smarter -- and how better adaptive AI could change game design.] As AI developers were convening in San Francisco for GDC, another ... ... more info

17 Apr 2009: INNOVATION: HARNESSING SPAMMERS TO ADVANCE AI
Innovation is our new column that highlights the latest emerging technological ideas and where they may lead. CAPTCHAs – scrambled letters that separate real online users from software bots – protect online services from being overwhelmed by spam ... ... more info

19 Apr 2009: LOOKING TO SPAMMERS TO SOLVE HARD AI PROBLEMS
An anonymous reader writes "With bots getting closer to beating text-based CAPTCHAs for good, New Scientist points out that when they do, OCR technology will at least have advanced. The article goes on to suggest that whatever kind of reverse Turing Test that comes next should be chosen to motivate spammers to solve other pressing AI problems, such as image recognition. Are there any other problems that criminal crowdsourcing could help with?" ... more info

15 Apr 2009: DARPA AI WILL TRAWL PETABYTES OF UAV VID FOR ENEMY COWS
Renowned Pentagon tech-tomfoolery agency DARPA has announced a new plan to create mighty artificial intelligences. The so-called "Deep Learning" machines will be used to trawl through petabytes of video from robot aircraft prowling the skies ... ... more info

4 Apr 2009: ROBOT MAKES KEY ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE STEP: STUDY
Washington, April 04: Adam formulates hypotheses, devises and conducts experiments, interprets the results and discovers new scientific knowledge -- all without help from scientists. The catch? Adam is no mortal, he's a robot. The "robot scientist ... ... more info

3 Apr 2009: RESEARCHERS BEGINNING TO SCIENTIFICALLY WIELD AN AI ROBOT NAMED ADAM
Cambridge (England) - Researchers at the Aberystwyth University and the University of Cambridge have published information about an Artificial Intelligence-wielding robot named Adam . Adam has been able to operate much like a real scientist, though ... ... more info

3 Apr 2009: ROBOT MAKES KEY AI STEP
WASHINGTON - ADAM formulates hypotheses, devises and conducts experiments, interprets the results and discovers new scientific knowledge - all without help from scientists. The catch? Adam is no mortal, he's a robot. The 'robot scientist' has become ... ... more info

1 Apr 2009: GOOGLE CRACKS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, CREATES TEENAGE GIRL
So it seems Google has mastered artificial intelligence . Its genius researchers have laboured night and day and have come up with CADIE: Cognitive Autoheuristic Distributed-Intelligence Entity. CADIE has since gained access to the internet, and ... ... more info

31 Mar 2009: NOVEL FRAMEWORK RECONSTRUCTS NEURAL NETWORKS WITH HIGH-THROUGHPUT ...
Mapping the billions of connections in the brain is a grand challenge in neuroscience. The conventional method of brain mapping based on transmission electron microscope (TEMs) images could take several decades to piece together. In this week's open ... ... more info

27 Mar 2009: INTERNET SEARCH ENGINES TO DEVELOP INTO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
The World Wide Web celebrated its 20 th anniversary on March 13. Twenty years ago, Briton Tim Berners-Lee submitted a memorandum with his suggestions on the structure of the computer network to the administration of the European Organization for ... ... more info

27 Mar 2009: INTERNET SEARCH ENGINES TO DEVELOP INTO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
The World Wide Web celebrated its 20 th anniversary on March 13. Twenty years ago, Briton Tim Berners-Lee submitted a memorandum with his suggestions on the structure of the computer network to the administration of the European Organization for ... ... more info

26 Mar 2009: AUTODESK AND NATURALMOTION WORK TO INTEGRATE AI AND ANIMATION RUNTIME ...
26 March 2009 - Autodesk, Inc., (NASDAQ: ADSK) and NaturalMotion Ltd., today announced that the companies are working to build an advanced integration between their respective popular game development products - Autodesk Kynapse artificial ... ... more info

19 Mar 2009: ITA SOFTWARE DEMONSTRATES COMMITMENT TO LISP WITH SUPPORT FOR THE ...
ITA Software, Inc. , the leader in developing innovative solutions for the travel industry, today announced its support for the International Lisp Conference 2009 . The event will take place March 22-25 at the Stata Center on the MIT campus in ... ... more info

16 Feb 2009: SCIENTISTS USING COMPUTER-BASED ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO UNDERSTAND ...
Washington, February 16: British researchers have for the first time used computer-based artificial intelligence to create previously unseen types of pictures, with a view to understanding the abilities of the human visual system in a better manner ... ... more info

5 Feb 2009: NOW, A GAME TO TEACH KIDS ABOUT ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Digital Media Technology IDMT in Ilmenau now plan to teach even children what artificial intelligence (AI) is all about. "To do this, we have developed a very simple computer game called 'Gorge'. Gorge ... ... more info

3 Feb 2009: GOOGLE ISN'T STUPID TO FUND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Ray Kurzweil, recipient of Google and Nasa funding to set up a school for futurologists called the Singularity University, is a deeply optimistic man. In his books, particularly The Singularity is Near and The Age of Spiritual Machines, he maps out a ... ... more info

2 Feb 2009: TRADERS FROWN ON PROLOGIS' DIVIDEND NOTICE
After saying it may pay part of its dividend in stock, Prologis, the world’s biggest warehouse company, fell as much as 8.8 percent this morning on the New York Stock Exchange. The company plans to pay a first-quarter dividend of 25 cents a share ... ... more info

28 Jan 2009: CLUEDO AI MEANS SMARTER ROBOTS
It's not Colonel Mustard in the drawing room with the lead pipe, but scientists at Duke University with a brand new AI mathematical model. Researchers have come up with a new strategy for winning at Cluedo that they believe could lead to better ... ... more info

24 Jan 2009: INSIGHT INTO HOW BEES SEE MAY HELP IMPROVE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ...
Washington, January 24 : A study revealing honeybees can learn to recognise human faces even when seen from different viewpoints has raised the possibility of improving artificial intelligence systems and computer programs for facial recognition ... ... more info

21 Jan 2009: OLIVER SELFRIDGE: PIONEER OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Oliver Selfridge was one of the first computer scientists to anticipate how faster and more powerful processors would allow us to develop systems that could be called intelligent. In the 1950s his Pandemonium system was the first to learn to ... ... more info

23 Jan 2009: THE CRAM GROUP OFFERS PROLOG CONNECT VIA PROJECTXNET HOSTING SERVICE
NEW YORK, Jan. 23 /PRNewswire/ -- The Cram Group now offers Prolog Connect from Meridian systems via their ProjectXnet hosting service. Several ENR top 400 customers have already embraced the new hosted service offering. Prolog Connect is a Web ... ... more info

22 Jan 2009: GAMING AI TO MOVE TO GRAPHICS CARDS
Graphics cards are set to handle artificial intelligence (AI) processing in 2010, according to the latest news out of Nvidia and AMD. The companies revealed that they are working on GPGPU-accelerated AI in games, and gamers might see the first ... ... more info

13 Jan 2009: TEXAS PROFS USE AI NEWS-WARE TO ID TERROR GROUPS
American computer academics say they have created an artificial-intelligence-based computer program which can scan news reports to swiftly identify which terrorist group is behind an outrage. They claim the "open source intelligence"* scanner gave ... ... more info



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