Reddit reviews Artificial Intelligence in German

When I was a teenager teaching myself German, I used to come home from Blanchet High School in the afternoon and put Beethoven's Ninth Symphony on the stereo as loud as it could go without blowing out the speakers. On some days I could get through the Ninth Symphony two complete times before dinner. Anyway, one time I was reading the Peanuts cartoon in The Seattle Times and Lucy was leaning on Schroeder's piano, going through Schroeder's wallet. Suddenly Lucy called out to Schroeder across the piano: "Beethoven!? Whoever carries a picture of Beethoven around in their wallet?" I fetched my own wallet and I opened it up and I stared at my own picture of Beethoven inside my own wallet and I wondered to myself, "Is there something weird about carrying around a picture of Beethoven in your wallet?"

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00GX2B8F0 is a book in English on coding Forth AI to think in German. Almost all of the editorial content can be read free-of-charge in the free preview, because the latter bulk of the book is taken up with the entire Forth program as free AI source code.

http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?doid=307824.307853 is a paper by Forth expert Dr. Paul Frenger on Mind.Forth AI in Forth.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AabJfngIzCk is a new robotics video with a glimpse of Forth AI coder Mentifex on 7 March 2015.