
GoodAI Research Roadmap 2021/2022
In 2021/22 GoodAI will focus on four core research areas: learning to learn, lifelong (gradual) learning, open-endedness, and generalization / extrapolation of meta-learned algorithms.
Read moreIn 2021/22 GoodAI will focus on four core research areas: learning to learn, lifelong (gradual) learning, open-endedness, and generalization / extrapolation of meta-learned algorithms.
Read moreGame developers at Keen Software House (sister company of GoodAI) have used Manual Badger architecture to evaluate parallelization techniques that would benefit the future development of Space Engineers.
Read moreIs sharing where we’re stuck more important to furthering research than sharing the answers we’ve found?
Read moreDr. Kai Arulkumaran of Araya has received a grant from GoodAI in order to apply open-ended algorithms to generating video game content (such as spaceships and space stations) in the sandbox game Space Engineers.
Read moreGoodAI recently contributed to The European Commission (EC) report on Humans and Societies in the Age of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Read moreResearchers at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU)’s School of Computer Science in Pittsburgh are working on a project aiming to make artificial intelligence (AI) more resourceful and curious.
Read moreNew project aims to create AI that can continually acquire knowledge in different domains as well as utilize past experiences to quickly adapt to new unseen tasks.
Read moreSelf-improving artificial intelligence that can learn new tasks from small amounts of data is a crucial step for the advancement of strong artificial intelligence.
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