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Author Archives: Joel Pitt
DeSTIN vision development
Late in 2010 a working group was formed to turn the research code for DeSTIN, originally implement and developed by Tom Karnowski as part of his PhD, into a quality open source project. There have been a number of contributors … Continue reading
OpenCog Hong Kong Project
I thought I should write a post to let everyone know where we are at with the Hong Kong AI project. We’ve got ourselves established in the M-Lab currently, although Gino may want to relocate us to the School of … Continue reading
OpenCog OSX Support
Due to a recent contract involving development on OSX (unrelated to OpenCog unfortunately), I now have a MacBook Pro. Since we often have people attempting to get OpenCog building on OSX, with various levels of success, I decided to go … Continue reading
OpenCog REST support (and web UI)
OpenCog now has a REST interface that is loaded and runs on port 17034 by default. It has only recently been completed to a functional level where clients can: make POST requests to create a new atom. make POST requests … Continue reading
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An Update
Time that we post a status update! OpenCog has been a little more quiet than usual over the last couple of months. The developers list is still sporadically active, but some of the main developers are having to spend time … Continue reading
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