Extensive Artificial Intelligence links index from Tel-Aviv University, Israel. Created and maintained by Yossi Mamroud, TAU's Philosophy Department.

Introductory resources concerning artificial intelligence and its many dimensions.

Free software and materials of general interest to AI researchers, educators, students, and practitioners.

Resources in Adaptive Behavior, Reinforcement Learning, Computational Evolution, Natural Evolution, AI in general and Conferences. Maintained by Mark Humphreys, Dublin City University.

Lots and lots of pointers to AI resources: intelligent agents, search and game playing, logic and knowledge representation, planning, reasoning with uncertainty, machine learning, natural language processing, perception and robotics, philosophy and the future, AI programming.

Resources on Integrated and Hybrid Intelligent Systems, maintained at Iowa State University.

SIGART is the ACM Special Interest Group on Artificial Intelligence.

Part of the Collection of Computer Science Bibliographies, is searchable and browseable.

Essays, interviews and original programs, code, and news bulletins.

KurzweilAI.net explores trends in emerging technologies in the 21st century. Also, it attempts to showcase leading technologies in AI and related fields.

an enormous amount of resources pertaining to AI

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Examine the history, uses and consequences of Artificial Intelligence. Beginners can learn the basics here while researchers can access extensive technical resources.

Articles and resources on artificial intelligence, physics and neuroscience research.

A knowledge base, news, events, publications, manufacturer links, and support links.

A contact point on the Web for researchers who are interested in the many roles of context in artificial intelligence.

Site of the annual Turing Test contest.

The OpenAI site is centered around an Open Source project and community involving artificial intelligence. The term "Open Source" means that the source code for the project is available for free and can be used by others free of charge.

Premise.org, an artificial intelligence link site with examples.