I used to be a graduate student in the University of Chicago's Computer Science Department. My interest is in artificial intelligence, specifically in using natural language to communicate with intelligent, autonomous systems.
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I am no longer a student at the University. But a kind company is giving me the
opportunity to teach servile space robots to
understand natural language. "Smarter is Better."
My sometimes-available web page at Neodesic has more information about what I've been doing lately.
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I've written a Braitenberg vehicle simulator.
The vehicles inhabit a huge virtual plain, and through their primitive
sensors and brains are able to interact with other objects on the
plain (namely, scattered light bulbs and other vehicles). It
satisfies my occasional connectionist urges.
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I collect random bits of computer-related humor.
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Don't miss the labcam, with
which you can become a voyeur in the Chicago Animate Agent Laboratory.
This was the first telerobotic camera on the web.
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I spend my spring breaks at the Jenny
Jones show, I once wrote a program to play checkers (source code available), I am easily
distracted by computer graphics (warning: hundreds
of KB of animated GIFs) and I think chaos game
representation is kind of neat.
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John Wiseman / wiseman@neodesic.com
July 13, 1998 |