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Doug Lenat's AM program was created to produce automated deductions that might be considered "interesting."

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I'm willing to port AM from Prolog, the industry standard Dynamic Algorithm Obfuscation System of the 1970s, into Python, Ruby, Java or C++, if I get enough people interested. Lay up $20 and you'll get a copy of the finished product once it's done, under a Creative Commons license.

Note that I live in North America, and I work as a programmer already, and expect to work on this to the tune of $20/hour.

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Some University of Texas Professor decided to implement Doug Lenat's Automated Mathematician program in Prolog.

Source code here: http://github.com/akkartik/am-utexas/tree/master

I found it on a thread about reimplementing Eurisko: http://lesswrong.com/lw/10g/lets_reimplement_eurisko/

The interesting links with practical information and empirical data showed up pretty quickly, but then the local webmaster started thread-jacking and having his standard, tired, one-sided cocktail conversation.

Somehow, some signal still managed to shine through all that static.

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