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Google Summer of Code projects announced for OpenCog

April 21st, 2009Joshua Fox

From Dr. Joel Pitt, who is working on the OpenCog project with the sponsorship of the SIAI:

The decision process for the 2009 Google Summer of Code projects has been completed.

The accepted projects are:

  • Joel Lehman – Extending MOSES to evolve Recurrent Neural Networks
  • David Kilgore – Python Interfaces For OpenCog Framework API
  • Ruiting Lian – Natural Language Generation using RelEx and the Link Parser
  • Rui Liu – Application of Pleasure Algorithm Project
  • samir souza – Integration of Language Comprehension with Virtual Agent Control in OpenCog
  • siva reddy – Statistical Learning and Refinement of RelEx Graph Transformation Rules
  • Jeremy Schlatter – Distributed and Persistent AtomSpace
  • Kemal Eren – Neurobiological data analysis in OpenBioMind
  • Xiaohui Liu – Improved hBOA by integrating the BBHC and implement the simulated annealing algorithm

More detail is available for each on the Google Summer of Code OpenCog home page.

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Toggle comment visibility Comment by Matthew
Apr 21, 2009 4:23 pm

How singinst can earn money through its member network for safe artificial general intelligence research:

donatebot FAQ (under “can my company or organization use donatebot”) details how singinst could use donate bot as a means to raise money for researchers.

I know this is off topic, but important. I cannot say for sure how legit it is, however.

 

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