Artificial General Intelligence Research Institute

From AGIRI.org

Contents 1 Conference 2 About 3 Projects 4 Resources 5 Activities 6 Volunteer Opportunities

Conference

• Second Conference on Artificial General Intelligence - Arlington, VA, Mar 6-9, 2009

About

Founded in 2001, AGIRI's mission is to foster the creation of powerful and ethically positive Artificial General Intelligence.

• Mission
• Team
• Events

Projects

• Journal of Artificial General Intelligence (JAGI)
• OpenCog
• Mind Ontology
• AGISim
• Mizar
• Lojban

Resources

• Publications
• Research Topics
• Discussion
• Instead of an AGI Textbook

Activities

• The general promotion of AGI research, in the academic and commercial communities.
• The creation, deployment and teaching of AGI software systems.
• The application of AGI technologies in ethically positive ways.
• The study of the theoretical properties of AGI systems, including the interface between AGI and general complex-systems studies, and the potential dynamics of interaction between AGI and society at large.

Volunteer Opportunities

AGIRI is currently accepting volunteer help with a number of AGI software projects. Excellent English email communication skills are a must.

• Advanced C programmers: For the AGISim project a proficiency in Linux is required. (Although, AGISim could be ported to Windows fairly easily by a programmer competent in both operating systems.)

• Programmers with knowledge of advanced mathematics : The Mizar Conversion project may be carried out on any operating system, using any programming language.

• Research Assistant: We could use someone to focus on developmental psychology and cognitive science, primarily doing conceptual research involving context-specific integration of existing knowledge. There is currently no coherent "developmental psychology for AI's": let's create one together.

• 3D Graphic Artist