Hello everyone - I am proud and more than a bit excited to announce that my book will be published soon! This book documents my experiments and implementations of a prototype artificial general intelligence. I spent more than 10 years studying cognition and deep learning to arrive here today. The jo…

I’ve recently seen Facebook post a few things that resemble cognitive architectures but they don’t rise to the sophistication of my work. I’ve known for a while that it’s only a matter of time now before many people arrive at the same conclusions I have - I’m just a little ahead of the curve :wink: …

Really looking forward to read your book. I’m also working on a chatbot with advanced capabilities, such as reasoning and short/long term memory. In my experiments with GPT3 I found that it was quite capable of deductive, inductive and abductive reasoning. It is also capable of asking the right ques…

I really agree with you @pkulko about the need for working memory. I am intrigued by how you would see Knowledge Graphs be implemented into LLMs? Could you tell us a little more about your ideas on that?

I’ve had extensive conversations with some people about KGs and my personal conclusion is that a KG is just a different format of the internet aka World Wide Web. A KG is just a web of documents… which is exactly what the internet is. Also, as you get into the realm of millions or billions of memori…

Just so I’m clear the scenario is your prompt, as is “Moral Questions:” then all bulleted text is GPT-3? I really like this idea of playing around with question generation.

You can condition GPT3 prompts on any external data so that it can incorporate that data into its responses. I just have an ensemble of different systems (KGs, Semantic Search, Generator). They are not deeply integrated with one another but exchange information.

Moral questions are just one kind. You can also ask GPT-3 to generate legal, medical, scientific, emotional, personal, and scientific questions.

I think this distinction between philosophical and functional sentience is extremely important, both in pursuit of and in determination of success. I have a question about the thoughts you have kindly shared. [image] daveshapautomator: Humans can recall their subjective experience as well as th…

[image] Bec.Johnson: If you create something that remembers everything equally is that really the critical step toward functional sentience? Would not context, subjectivity, and standpoint be just as critical (if not more) in exhibiting sentient behaviour? One thing about any disruptive techn…

The main advantage of KGs is in their structured representation of data (concepts and relations), which is an essence of knowledge. This structure allows for reasoning. Another big advantage of the KGs is their verifiability, when you can easily find and check the reasoning pathways. That verifiabil…

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