tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-87872072727303615722012-02-16T10:40:29.155+01:00This is a blog about Artificial Intelligence.<br> Myth and reality...gyakoohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/13800797986180829939noreply@blogger.comBlogger91100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8787207272730361572.post-60156390176466768052009-10-01T19:39:00.005+02:002009-10-01T20:00:13.997+02:00

Well, last months we've here a big problem about our daily technical work. As you possibly already know (if you read my another blog), I'm working in a big system which automatizes all our Software Quality Assurance (SQA) procedures and test cases for our (complex, have to say) products.We always have a issue related with interface's dependent test cases. Basically, they're scripts that perform

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In the middle of 2005 I started to work in a company called Gextech where we were developing for 3 years, a non-interactive, bet-oriented soccer game: Fantastic League. I was the AI senior programmer there, and I'll try to explain how we did it.It was interesting and motivating for us. One of the challenges was to create a sort of "artificial intelligence" for football players. I say "sort of"

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Is impressive how the flex-pickers recognize and classify the hot dogs.There are a lot of variables to take into account as well as recognition of forms, robotics, IK, the conveyor belt, optimization to select the best place where to put the hot dogs ... all in realtime. You can see how some pieces can't be processed, but surely they're used to feed back the pipeline.

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What do the movies the matrix and terminator have in common? They're a very famous films where computers take self-conscience and become more intelligent than the human being. There are a lot of more sci-fi novels and films using this main story-line, but really do you know where this idea come from?Now is when Singularity comes on the scene. I don't mean that new set of operating system,

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Wow, what a great story!Maybe, most of you have read this amazing Asimov's short story.I know it through a good workmate, Antonio, who is a follower of this blog, and have to say that is one of my favorites sci-fi story I've read.It's a very short tale (19 pages, 10-15 minutes) about mankind, an intelligent computer, and the universe entropy (something like cosmic energy consumption). I don't

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As you know, Alan Turing proposed in the 1950 follow test to check a machine's ability to demonstrate intelligence:A human judge engages in a natural language conversation with one human and one machine, each of which tries to appear human. All participants are placed in isolated locations. If the judge cannot reliably tell the machine from the human, the machine is said to have passed the test.

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Did you know that there was a special implementation of Linux Kernel, specifically to real time applications and even more specific to robots?Its name is ART-Linux and I found it via robots.net, reviewing news about HRP-C4 the first robot super model.ART-Linux is developed by Youichi Ishiwata.

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We inaugurate this blog with a first post about intelligent web and mail filtering.Today, with all the world posting data over the net, with good and bad purposes, and all the available categories for adult and children existent, we need robust methods to detect mail spamming or to categorize web content into porn, gaming, betting ... It's not a trivial work. Filtering algorithms are continuously

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Neurogence is an attempt to compile a collection of articles, techniques, methods and ideas about Artificial Intelligence. In this website we'll post some of advances and news in AI, interesting books, useful links, and areas where AI is currently in use, as well as a few descriptions, myths and definitions.Also, here we'll challenge to anyone who wants to share AI algorithms for specific

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