The AI Mind in Win32Forth free online for robots at
http://mentifex.virtualentity.com/mind4th.html
has just been updated with a KB-traversal
feature that traverses the knowledge base
and keeps the AI Mind thinking endlessly.

http://mind.sourceforge.net/mind4th.html
is another source of versions of MindForth.

http://AIMind-i.com is a progeny of MindForth.

mentifex@myuw.net wrote:

As a quick browse of this now long-standing review
of MindForth will confirm, Arthur T. Murray has
been flogging his claim to have "solved A.I." since
long before computers with capacities capable of
doing any such thing were available. This makes it
very appropriate that his claims are now being
crossposted to the science fiction hierarchy.

http://www.nothingisreal.com/mentifex_faq.html

Caveat emptor.

In rec.arts.sf.science Kent Paul Dolan well.com> wrote:

Your post seems to imply that computers have now achieved the capacity for
A.I., though presumably not the actual capability. So this makes me
curious: are you posting from the future?

On Sep 4, 1:26 pm, menti...@myuw.net wrote:

Free online for robots: humans pay cash.

Jim Deutch (JimboCat)

On Sep 4, 12:26 pm, menti...@myuw.net wrote:

I certainly cannot pass a Turing test.

On Sat, 6 Sep 2008 09:38:19 -0700 (PDT), WizWom gmail.com>
wrote:

Come on, a real person wouldn't post that.

Michael Ash wrote:

The sheer number of internet participants
who convince themselves that they can read
my mind is astonishing. Just go with the
text you had, and don't add material to it
that you acquired by clairvoyance.

xanthian.

In rec.arts.sf.science Kent Paul Dolan well.com> wrote:

If you can't understand what the word "seems" means, why even bother to
reply? Jerk.

Michael Ash wrote:

I quite well understand what your mealy-mouthed
"seems to imply" means, which is that you don't have
the required courage to make a plain statement.

Kent Paul Dolan wrote: