Complexity Science

Business Intelligence

AI in Java

Complexity Science

• Principia Cybernetica Web Ample information on cybernetics, systems theory, Internet intelligence, and the like
• Society for Chaos Theory in Psychology and the Life Sciences The Society's Homepage, with many interesting links to follow
• Serendip A site located at Bryn Mawr, with interdisciplinary information about cognitive science & complexity, including lots of cool Java applets
• The Santa Fe Institute SFI, a complexity treasure trove
• The New England Complex Systems Institute Home page of NECSI, the younger, more self-organizing East Coast counterpart to the SFI
• Ben Goertzel's Research A small and nonrepresentative sample of the work and speculations of IntelliGenesis's founding scientist
• The Blueberry Brain Institute and Chaos Cooperative The web site of Fred Abraham, a pioneer of chaophilosophy
• Cliff Joslyn's Homepage Cliff Joslyn, cybernetician at large and Principia Cybernetica cofounder, has written many fascinating papers touching on the semiotics of self-organizing cyberspace
• Onar Aam's Homepage Philosophical essays on complexity, mind, reality and music, by IntelliGenesis's natural language engineer

Business Intelligence

• Complexity and Management Web site of Michael Lissack, IntelliGenesis strategic adviser, management theorist, and organizer of the Complexity and Management listserv
• Knowledge Management and Organizational Learning The collated wisdom and extensive link collection of @BRINT
• Tom Petzinger's Wall Street Journal Articles Cogent thoughts on chaos, complexity and emergence in the world of business; a small sampling of Tom's many excellent columns
• Jerry Ash's Knowledge Management Library Pointers to Web resources on Knowledge Management

AI in Java

• java.sun.com Get the latest Java info here
• Gamelan A tremendous repository of Java code, including AI and everything else
• Java Applets for Neural Network and Artificial Life a fairly extensive and intriguing directory
• markwatson.com Some simple, educational Java AI code may be found here, courtesy of Mark Watson -- backpropagation neural nets, a simple GA, a primitive rule-based parser, etc.