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QuickAI

QuickAI (pronounced, “quickeye”, or just “Quick” for short), is the breakthrough project in development for the company Eonwing LLC. It is an ambitious undertaking, a return to the fundamental goal of creating an artificial intelligence. Key in its implementation is how to deal with information so that its structure allows for efficiency in representation and organization, and therefore, how information may easily be stored and navigated. It consists of 5 parts:

Theoretica.info

This defines the basic data structures with which things are built in the other frameworks on up (the descriptions of which follow). It comes from a fundamental equivalence between information and meaning, and meaning defined as a change from one state to another.

Radiplex Networks

Using the data structure defined in Theoretica.info, this (the word standing for “root complex”) utilizes the basic model of information defined and allows for complex structures to be formed. Contextually specific constructs that allow for abstraction and generalization, in as flexible a form that is possible where specific meanings can be ascertained.

Fathomr

The Fathomr is the “intelligent” part of QuickAI. Once we have the capability with Theoretica.info to hold information, and with Radiplex Networks the ability to represent it in a structured way, we can start to comprehend the world through a method known as Sliplogic, a new paradigm related to neural networks, semantic networks, and swarm intelligence.

Expressm

This is the contact point where natural language comes into the system and goes out of the system. Based on language constructs (firstly English, then later to be internationalized), to be able to put things in terms that the Fathomr can deal with, and when that is done with it, to put things back in terms of what people can understand.

ExpertSystem.sh

This is the expert system shell. Ideally, an end-user experience with this system would be like having a chat session (a la AIM or MSN Messenger) with an expert. In this component of QuickAI, the means to specify domain specific knowledge for whatever diagnostic/reasoning tasks necessary would be simple: give it a manual.

For more information, check out our project page at QuickAI.com.