ASI Alliance launches AIRIS that ‘learns’ in Minecraft

The ASI Alliance has introduced AIRIS (Autonomous Intelligent Reinforcement Inferred Symbolism) that “learns” within the popular game, Minecraft. AIRIS represents the first proto-AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) to harness a comprehensive tech stack across the alliance. SingularityNET, founded by renowned AI researcher Dr Ben Goertzel, uses agent technology from Fetch.ai, incorporates Ocean Data for long-term memory... Read more » The post ASI Alliance launches AIRIS that ‘learns’ in Minecraft appeared first on AI News.

ASI Alliance launches AIRIS that ‘learns’ in Minecraft

The ASI Alliance has introduced AIRIS (Autonomous Intelligent Reinforcement Inferred Symbolism) that “learns” within the popular game, Minecraft.

AIRIS represents the first proto-AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) to harness a comprehensive tech stack across the alliance.

SingularityNET, founded by renowned AI researcher Dr Ben Goertzel, uses agent technology from Fetch.ai, incorporates Ocean Data for long-term memory capabilities, and is soon expected to integrate CUDOS Compute infrastructure for scalable processing power.

“AIRIS is a significant step in the direction of practical, scalable neural-symbolic learning, and – alongside its already powerful and valuable functionality – it illustrates several general points about neural-symbolic systems, such as their ability to learn precise generalisable conclusions from small amounts of data,” explains Goertzel.

According to the company, this alliance-driven procedure propels AIRIS towards AGI—crafting one of the first intelligent systems with autonomous and adaptive learning that holds practical applications for real-world scenarios.

AIRIS’ learning mechanisms

AIRIS is crafted to enhance its understanding by interacting directly with its environment, venturing beyond the traditional AI limitations that depend on predefined rules or vast datasets. Instead, AIRIS evolves through observation, experimentation, and continual refinement of its unique “rule set.”

This system facilitates a profound level of problem-solving and contextual comprehension, with its implementation in Minecraft setting a new benchmark for AI interaction with both digital and tangible landscapes.