AI in C

well, /prog/ im looking to you for advice.
I'm interested in AI and keen to learn all about it.
Do you have any info or sources that I could aquire?
thnx

You should read SICP and look at Lisp.  It is canonically known as the AI language for a reason. C/C++ can be useful for working with Neural Networks, however, as they are SLOW AS FUCK and so those OPTILMISITIONS actually do something useful.

>>2
4/10.

>>3
1/10

>>2
0/100

>>3
3/34

>>4
1/67

>>1
Learn about neural [url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neural_network"]networks[/url].

>>6
[quote]Learn about neural [url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neural_network"]networks[/url].[/quote]
OMG FAIL!

OMG FAIL!

Get out.

>>8
fail. GTFO

For implementing AI in C, you could start by implementing Lisp. That's the traditional direction anyhow. Don't expect to get too far though, Strong AI is a pipe dream.

>>9
Get. Out. Now.

I'm actually studying Strong AI, so I'll make this short and to the point.
>>10
Is a faggot. Check out the Singinst's work. LISP tokens are totally unsuitable for strong AI and this has been known for a long time. Go back to sucking the MIT's cock, please.
>>1
It depends completely on what you mean by AI. Game AI? Chatbot? Strong AI? You probably mean a chatbot, since this is what most people see when you say "AI". Just check out how others do it. The language doesn't matter that much for this kind of stuff, but C isn't very good (hint: you'll want to use strings A LOT, so you'll hate C).

>>12
What do "Lisp tokens" (whatever those might be) have to do with writing AI code? >>10 proposes Lisp because it's the general purpose programming language.

>>12
1/10; you're either caught trolling or just plain retarded.

>>13-14
Please refer to:
http://www.singinst.org/ourresearch/publications/GISAI/paradigms/thinking.html

>>15
Hmm, he seems to be a complete crank who doesn't understand Lisp at all. Thank you for putting my mind at ease about this.

>>12,15
Here's some helpful facts to help you with your studies:
- Connectionism is the only worthwhile approach to strong AI.
- The NN implementation needs to be fast (ie. not in LISP).
- It doesn't matter what language you use for the high level logic.
- The Singularity Institute is just a bunch of retards.

>>17
- I'll believe that when your strong AI product (slave?) is on the market.
- Lisp is fast.
- Enjoy your Touring tarpit.

>>18
What? Create strong AI and then try to sell it?!?

Any self-respecting scientist would use it to take over the world.

>>19
That's my plan too!  What will happen when our Super Strong AIs battle each other?!?!!

My AI is programmed with Java and is already dominating the internet.

>>21
Indeed. I'm actually an automated Java solution posting here to /prog/ as if I had a consciousness.

>>19-22
Fuck you guys, I'm taking over the world. The Sussman would never let JAVA ENTERPRISE SOLUTIONS take over the planet just like that.

I program in Java.

i love you /prog/