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| Internet_Operating_System_Counter Statistics on Internet OS use, WWW, FTP, and News servers. Over 940,000 hosts checked in this 1999 survey. |
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This is a site about artificial intelligence, also called AI. Most notably, it is a site which contains links to artificial intelligence around the web. This is a personal site, and it will reflect my particular taste as regards to the content presented here. It's stuff I'm interested in, or which I feel like sharing with the world. That's really all this site's about. The links page reflects links I've gathered on my personal searches through the web in the field(s) of AI, and are by no means comprehensive. There are seven categories, divided into areas which present themselves the most natural to my personal organization of these topics. These links are merely those which I've come upon through my own research and I find them to be interesting in some way. 
The demos presented are a smattering of devices which I thought curious or apt as examples. I've played with them myself. Descriptions of them are included on the Demos page. One of them I wrote myself, to prove I could code game AI. Currently I'm in the process of developing a new paradigm, and it's all hush hush right now. It's going to be a commercial venture if it ever gets really off the ground. I have started the thing, but at the moment I'm realizing how to utilize my paradigm in a meaningful way. Wish me luck. if you have any problems with this site. © 2001 Premise.org var site="s21premise"