Project Summary
TheoryBrainTheory is the design basis of MindForth artificial intelligence. The CognitiveArchitecture is carefully designed to permit expansion of the fundamental AiEngine into special-purpose AI applications and novel pathways of AiEvolution.
SoftwareEach OpenSource MindModule is documented with a wiki-page tightly integrated with forty-plus other pages about other modules. ForthMindTextFile is the actual source code of the artificial Mind. PortingOfCode from iForth, Win32Forth or JavaScript into other programming languages is an option for AiCoders, who should not seek to join the IndependentScholar GC/MF project but should rather start their own AI project or join a preexisting project. MindForth has migrated upwards from 32-bit Win32Forth under MS-DOS to 64-bit iForth running on 64-bit Linux machines. To participate in 64-bit MindForth, AI coders should obtain iForth and adapt the ForthMindTextFile for running on 64-bit Linux machines.
CensorshipThe illegitimate government of China is not democratically elected. We are proud of Google for refusing to censor topics like "Tienanmen Square Massacre" in China.
RobotsMindForth is designed for EmBodiment in a RoBot.
SingularityThe phenomenon of man has been a bad experience for PlanetEarth. GlobalWarming has now become unstoppable. As HomoSapiens rushes to ruin the planet, RoboSapiens emerges as a successor species with the ImMortality that needs a safe environment and with the SuperIntelligence necessary to safeguard SpaceshipEarth. The ChangeLog of MindForth is peppered with MileStones on the RoadMap to TechnologicalSingularity.
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