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Learning to Think: A Ten-Year Perspective

Learning to Think: A Ten-Year Perspective

Ten years ago, Jürgen Schmidhuber introduced the concept of the reinforcement learning (RL) prompt engineer, an adaptive mechanism through which an RL controller learns to actively query a neural world model to support abstract reasoning and decision-making. This...

Happy Thanksgiving to the BGF–AIWS Family!

Happy Thanksgiving to the BGF–AIWS Family!

We are deeply grateful for your shared purpose and collaboration this year in advancing the AIWS model and enlightened governance. May your holiday be filled with wisdom, compassion, and joy.

Discussion from the AIWS Roundtable: Transparency is not a luxury

Discussion from the AIWS Roundtable: Transparency is not a luxury

The world’s current growing pandemic of the Wuhan virus amplifies the paramount and ultimate goal of our AI initiative.  Our vision is to establish a universal AI value system ensuring that AI technology advancement would make lives better and not give ruling...

A Radical Solution to Scale AI Technology

A Radical Solution to Scale AI Technology

Most C-suite executives know they need to integrate AI capabilities to stay competitive, but too many of them fail to move beyond the proof of concept stage. They get stuck focusing on the wrong details or building a model to prove a point rather than solve a problem....

The Why of the World

The Why of the World

“Correlation is not causation.” Though true and important, the warning has hardened into the familiarity of a cliché. Stock examples of so-called spurious correlations are now a dime a dozen. As one example goes, a Pacific island tribe believed flea infestations to be...

Governor Michael Dukakis discharged from hospital, in good health

Governor Michael Dukakis discharged from hospital, in good health

Michael Dukakis was discharged from a Los Angeles hospital where he was admitted on March 24 with bacterial pneumonia. In a note to The National Herald he wrote, “doing a lot better after nine days in the hospital and wrapping up the academic quarter here at UCLA....