Probase brings 5.4 million concepts to the table, beating other knowledge databases like Cyc, which offers 120,000 concepts. Microsoft Research’s distribution of concepts in the Concept Graph.

This article serves as a time capsule for AI and its current phase of tackling the biggest challenge since the term AI was introduced in 1955 – “common sense.” Today, DARPA, MIT and others ...

Today, Concept Graph has 5.4 million concepts, which Microsoft boasts is more plentiful than other public knowledge bases, such as ResearchCyc's Cyc database of 120,000 concepts, and Google's ...

And overall, relatively few statements satisfied the traditional definition of common sense, as ‘knowledge that is self-evident to all’, because not many people could agree on them.

Matthew Hutson writes about various research approaches to help artificial-intelligence systems grasp the kinds of common sense human beings have, and some practical limitations of doing so.

ConceptNet, a data source that represents general knowledge for language processing as a graph of related nodes, was used to retrieve pieces of common-sense knowledge to be added to the text ...

IN 1776 THOMAS PAINE, a traitorous Englishman living in the American colonies, published a seditious 47-page pamphlet. Called “Common Sense”, it became a best-seller. It argued that the ...

Partner Content Presented by Stardog Chances are, you’ve already interacted with a knowledge graph today. If you’ve searched on Google, asked Alexa a question, searched for someone on LinkedIn ...

The Knowledge Graph results will now include common symptoms, treatments, typical age group affected by the condition, whether it is critical, and more.