Hello Alan Grimes,



As you probably know I am a cooperationg with Neil Nelson on ICI.



You wrote:

> > We have been writing code.

> 

> In VB!!! =P

> 

> > www.MesonAI.com,

> 

> Look: Writing stupid calculator programs does not advance the field of

> artificial intelligence/cybernetics. Unless you are working on something

> significantly more advanced, I won't be interested.



I think Neil might have not explained exactly what about our network

platform.



I know that this might sound a bit promo-wise to you, but this is about

AI. You say calculator programs won't benerfit the devolopment of AI, so

I suppose you like things that are of bigger scale. No problem here, we

have bigger scale. As Neil described it, it sure sounds a bit pathetic

when compared to the idea of AI, but the only problem with that

describtion was that it was down-to-earth and describing programs that

make it work, not designs.



I will explain it in a way that you will quickly see it's true capacity: 

We've got a network platform intended to make the Internet equaly

friendly to users and software. Our network is the perfect environment

for any type of aritificial mind. We have included techniques in the

very mainframe of our networks that takes software away from the

hardwired world and into the endlessly flexible world of AI. You

probably haven't heard of the (relatively new) script language our

network platform is using, and how it can be automaticaly built on the

run without any complications of ordinary programing languages (it is as

simple as the procedure it describes). Our network platform is built in

a way that it dosen't need to be finnished to function, meaning that we

should have some minimal level of AI as soon as we dig into it.



This network platform offers a programing language, a network, an

unlimited number of functions, ultimate compatibilty and ways to link

all of this in you-name-it ways, providing ways to hybridize existant

'AI' engines around the world making one supreme global and immediately

usefull AI: the Core.



I say "immediately usefull", because of there is a great distance

between AI that fits the definition and AI that does something usefull.

Because our system bridges the gaps between programs, as soon as we've

got something that can think, we have something that can control and

take it's effect on something.



Is this starting to sound any better?



C'ya!



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