The World-Wide-Mind project

Web: w2mind.org
Email: info@w2mind.org


This work proposes that the construction of advanced artificial minds may be too difficult for any single laboratory to complete. At the moment, no easy system exists whereby a working mind can be made from the components of two or more laboratories. This system aims to change that, and accelerate the growth of Artificial Intelligence, once the requirement that a single laboratory understand the entire system is removed.




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Collaborative Online Development of Modular Intelligent Agents, by Ciarán O'Leary, Mark Humphrys and Ray Walshe, ERCIM News 64, January 2006.


O'Leary, Ciarán; Humphrys, Mark; and Walshe, Ray (2005), A novel application of Web Services in Computer Science education, in The International Conference on "Computer as a tool" (EUROCON 2005), Belgrade, Serbia & Montenegro, November, 2005.

O’Leary, Ciarán (2005), Reuse and arbitration in diverse Societies of Mind, Proc. 16th Irish conference on Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Science (AICS-05), Coleraine, Northern Ireland, September 2005.


AI Expert Newsletter, December 2004

WWM paper was presented at AIAI-04, Toulouse, France, August 22-27, 2004.

WWM poster was presented at SAB-04, July 2004, Los Angeles, CA.


WWM poster was presented at ECAL-03, Dortmund, Germany, September 14-17, 2003.

O'Leary, Technology for automated assessment: The World-Wide-Mind, 4th Irish Educational Technology Users Conf. (EdTech-03), Waterford, Ireland, 22nd and 23rd May, 2003.

Article, "The next best thing to a brain?", The Irish Times, 20th Mar 2003.

Talk by Ciarán O'Leary, "Building a World-Wide-Mind: Using the Internet to build an Artificial Intelligence" to the Oxford University Artifical Intelligence Society, 3 Mar 2003.


Video interview to Complexity Digest, Aug 2002.

Article, "Download and multiply", New Scientist, 10 August 2002 issue.

Review of SAB-02 by Stefaan Van Ryssen in Leonardo Reviews, MIT Press.

WWM paper was presented at SAB-02, 4-10 August 2002, Edinburgh, Scotland.

WWM poster was presented at International Semantic Web Conference, 10-12 June 2002, Sardinia, Italy.

 

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