Artificial Intelligence is a field of science that has several goals. The first, often called "weak" AI, is the effort to design and implement computer systems that can perform tasks requiring intelligence when performed by humans. AI in computer games, knowledge based systems and such are typical examples of this branch.
The second, less tangible branch, often called "strong" AI, is the research that ultimately aims to build artificial systems that display real intelligence. It does this by trying to understand or model the nature of human intelligence.
Both branches are multidisciplinary, in that they have close relations with the fields of computer science, philosophy, medicine, psychology, biology and linguistics.
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A project funded by the European Commission’s Horizon Europe. A prominent open challenge prize programme that serves as a benchmark for the European artificial intelligence community.
Official U.S. government portal for artificial intelligence policy, research initiatives, and federal resources. Provides information on national AI strategies, safety guidelines, and opportunities for AI professionals in the public sector.
Philosophy article examining whether machines can think and whether artificial intelligence can constitute genuine thought or intelligence. Features the Turing Test, machine learning, computationalism, neural networks, arguments against AI, consciousness, intentionality and competing theories of mind.
Articles and resources on artificial intelligence, physics and neuroscience research.
Part of the Collection of Computer Science Bibliographies, is searchable and browseable.
An AI chatbot using natural language processing to create humanlike conversational dialogue.
Free software and materials of general interest to AI researchers, educators, students, and practitioners.
Dedicated to the scientific study of artificial consciousness, a field that is related to cognitive robotics.
A contact point on the Web for researchers who are interested in the many roles of context in artificial intelligence.
Philosophical article examining the ethical and societal implications of artificial intelligence, including machine ethics, bias, autonomy, consciousness, and AI governance.
Features a generative AI technology with improvements in efficiency, accessibility, and personalisation.
AI-related FAQs
Performance and evaluation of processors, assembly programming, and unlimited shareware.
SIGART is the ACM Special Interest Group on Artificial Intelligence.
A site about AI use in creative works and jobs.
Philosophical article examining the ethical and societal implications of artificial intelligence, including machine ethics, bias, autonomy, consciousness, and AI governance.
Philosophy article examining whether machines can think and whether artificial intelligence can constitute genuine thought or intelligence. Features the Turing Test, machine learning, computationalism, neural networks, arguments against AI, consciousness, intentionality and competing theories of mind.
Official U.S. government portal for artificial intelligence policy, research initiatives, and federal resources. Provides information on national AI strategies, safety guidelines, and opportunities for AI professionals in the public sector.
A site about AI use in creative works and jobs.
Features a generative AI technology with improvements in efficiency, accessibility, and personalisation.
A project funded by the European Commission’s Horizon Europe. A prominent open challenge prize programme that serves as a benchmark for the European artificial intelligence community.
Dedicated to the scientific study of artificial consciousness, a field that is related to cognitive robotics.
An AI chatbot using natural language processing to create humanlike conversational dialogue.
SIGART is the ACM Special Interest Group on Artificial Intelligence.
Performance and evaluation of processors, assembly programming, and unlimited shareware.
A contact point on the Web for researchers who are interested in the many roles of context in artificial intelligence.
Free software and materials of general interest to AI researchers, educators, students, and practitioners.
Articles and resources on artificial intelligence, physics and neuroscience research.
AI-related FAQs
Part of the Collection of Computer Science Bibliographies, is searchable and browseable.
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