Computers don't currently know the basic things about the world that we consider "common sense." Here, you can help build a database of such knowledge in simple English sentences. The computer will analyze these sentences to connect concepts and draw new conclusions from the things you teach it.
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Open Mind is collecting knowledge in multiple languages:
| English | 1028069 statements |
| Traditional Chinese | 297363 statements |
| Portuguese | 233423 statements |
| Korean | 14948 statements |
| Japanese | 9928 statements |
| Dutch | 5065 statements |
| Hungarian | 2149 statements |
| French | 158 statements |
| Spanish | 151 statements |
| Italian | 98 statements |
This project, Open Mind Common Sense, enables computers to learn general knowledge from ordinary people over the Web. It is the product of ongoing research by the Commonsense Computing Initiative at the MIT Media Lab. You can find related projects that other groups are working on at OpenMind.org.
The information collected by this site becomes part of ConceptNet, an open-source, multilingual semantic network of general knowledge. The reasoning is powered by Divisi, a tool for reasoning by analogy over semantic networks.
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