Series
Talks and conference presentations.
This section gathers selected talks and conference presentations.
Standalone
- What Makes Halt Possible? The Significance for AGI of a Halt Mechanism with the Data "Market" as an External Constraint
A seminar lecture examining why halt remains a central problem for AGI, with particular attention to the idea of a halt mechanism constrained by a data market as an external condition.
- A Specialized NARS-P2P Consensus Network Model: An "Anti-Jitter" AGI Community
A conference presentation on a specialized NARS-P2P consensus network model and its implications for building an "anti-jitter" AGI community.
- The Significance of the Second-Person Perspective for Humanoid AI: Emulation, Simulation, and Imitation
A conference presentation on the significance of the second-person perspective for humanoid AI, focusing on the conceptual differences among emulation, simulation, and imitation.