Abstract: A system for understanding and storing knowledge and plans in a speakable, formal class of languages, allowing querying and retrieving of that knowledge and plan (conversation), and of deciding and acting (volition) upon such plans is provided. The system further allows the users to input data, instructions, questions, queries, imperatives, and plans without structure or rules over and above the actual grammar of the class of languages. The system responds in words, phrases, complete sentences, or actions, as applicable, and its output is bound by the rules of logic, rather than correlation or likely meaning.

Abstract: A system for understanding and storing knowledge and plans in a speakable, formal class of languages, allowing querying and retrieving of that knowledge and plan (conversation), and of deciding and acting (volition) upon such plans is provided. The system further allows the users to input data, instructions, questions, queries, imperatives, and plans without structure or rules over and above the actual grammar of the class of languages. The system responds in words, phrases, complete sentences, or actions, as applicable, and its output is bound by the rules of logic, rather than correlation or likely meaning.

Abstract: A system for storing knowledge in a speakable, formal class of languages and allowing querying and retrieving of that knowledge is provided. The system further allows the users to input data, instructions, questions, and queries without structure or rules over and above the actual grammar of the class of languages. The system responds in words, phrases or complete sentences as applicable, and its output is bound by the rules of logic, rather than simple correlation or likely meaning.

Abstract: A system for storing knowledge in a speakable, formal class of languages and allowing querying and retrieving of that knowledge is provided. The system further allows the users to input data, instructions, questions, and queries without structure or rules over and above the actual grammar of the class of languages. The system responds in words, phrases or complete sentences as applicable, and its output is bound by the rules of logic, rather than simple correlation or likely meaning.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed which allow a computer system or group of systems to improve their programming, knowledge, and usability with continued use. By providing ever-increasing capabilities to users, both on-line and off-line, this method may improve customer service, give users capabilities never before available to them, and help companies automate many of their data processing and research needs.