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The Nicole Project
The Nicole Project is about the science of building artificial people. The metaphor for this project is
the design and creation of a human-level artificial intelligence, Nicole, but the actual goal of this project is
slightly more subtle: to specify a theory of agency which will be sufficient to allow us to build an intelligent agent.
The Nicole Project, therefore, has several missions:
- Specify the characteristics of the real world;
- Specify desired properties for agents operating in the world;
- Specify a theory of how an agent could be built to meet those properties;
- Develop tools and systems to test that theory;
- Combine and apply those tools to develop a series of useful, intelligent agents.
The Nicole Project is currently a collection of systems and theories being developed by the faculty and students
associated with Dr. Ashwin Ram's
IGOR Group and with
Anthony G. Francis, Jr.'s
thesis project.
Additional information about the Nicole Project is also available in the following areas:
Direct academic correspondence to:
Anthony G. Francis, Jr.
AI / Cognitive-Science Group
College of Computing
Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta, Georgia 30332-0280
Phone: (404) 853-9381, (404) 853-9372 fax
E-mail: centaur@cc.gatech.edu
For more information, try `finger'
or contact me directly via e-mail to centaur@cc.gatech.edu.
Last Modified: August 10, 1995 by Anthony Francis (centaur@cc.gatech.edu)