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Ben Goertzel. Ben Goertzel. Goertzel giving a talk at the Web Summit 2019 at the Altice Arena in Lisbon, Portugal. Born. ( 1966-12-08) 8 December 1966 (age 57) Occupation (s) CEO and founder of SingularityNET. Ben Goertzel is a computer scientist, artificial intelligence researcher, and businessman.
SingularityNET is a project founded by Dr. Ben Goertzel, a leading AI researcher and entrepreneur. It aims to create a democratic and inclusive Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) that is not dependent on any central entity.
Ben Goertzel is a leading figure in the field of artificial general intelligence (AGI) and the founder of SingularityNET, a decentralized platform for AGI applications. He has a PhD in mathematics from Temple University and has published several books and articles on AI topics.
Ben Goertzel. SingularityNET. Verified email at singularitynet.io. AI. Articles Cited by Public access. Title. Sort. Sort by citations Sort by year Sort by title. Cited by. ... R Furlan, B Goertzel, JS Hall, ... AI magazine 33 (1), 25-42, 2012. 255: 2012: Contemporary approaches to artificial general intelligence. C Pennachin, B Goertzel ...
Ben Goertzel is a cross-disciplinary scientist, entrepreneur and author who leads several AI-related organizations and projects. He is also a musician, a futurist and a humanoid robot collaborator.
Ben Goertzel, Ph.D. Cross-disciplinary entrepreneur, scientist, mathematician, engineer, writer, speaker. CEO and Chief Scientist: SingularityNET. Chairman: OpenCog Foundation, Artificial General Intelligence Society, Humanity+. Chief Scientist: Rejuve, Singularity Studio, Xccelerando Media, SingularityDAO.
1966: Born to Carol and Ted Goertzel, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil ; 1968: Moved to Eugene, Oregon (an excellent, hippy-ful place, at that time) 1973: Moved to suburban South Jersey (egads...) 1982: Left high school after the 10'th grade to start university at Simon's Rock College (an outstanding institution that I highly recommend to all bright high school age people).
