Lucida (Intelligent Assistant)

Lucida

Developer(s)	Clarity Lab, University of Michigan
Operating system	Ubuntu (operating system)
Type	Intelligent Personal Assistant
License	BSD License
Website	lucida.ai

Lucida is a natural language intelligent personal assistant (IPA) notable for being open source in a field of competing proprietary IPA services. Lucida was originally developed by Clarity Lab at the University of Michigan as a web service called Sirius.^[1] ^[2] ^[3]

References

Intelligent personal assistant software

Alexa Ask Ziggy BlackBerry Assistant Braina Cortana Google Assistant Google Now Maluuba Mya SILVIA Siri Speaktoit Assistant S Voice Viv Vlingo Voice Mate

Computable knowledge

Topics and concepts	Alphabet of human thought Authority control Automated reasoning Commonsense knowledge Commonsense reasoning Computability Formal system Inference engine Knowledge base Knowledge-based systems Knowledge engineering Knowledge extraction Knowledge representation Knowledge retrieval Library classification Logic programming Ontology Personal knowledge base Question answering Semantic reasoner

Proposals and implementations	Zairja Ars Magna (1300) An Essay towards a Real Character and a Philosophical Language (1688) Calculus ratiocinator & Characteristica universalis (1700) Dewey Decimal Classification (1876) Begriffsschrift (1879) Mundaneum (1910) Logical atomism (1918) Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus (1921) Hilbert's program (1920s) Incompleteness theorem (1931) World Brain (1938) Memex (1945) General Problem Solver (1959) Prolog (1972) Cyc (1984) Semantic Web (2001) Evi (2007) Wolfram Alpha (2009) Watson (2011) Siri (2011) Knowledge Graph (2012) Wikidata (2012) Cortana (2014) Viv (2016)

In fiction	The Engine (Gulliver's Travels, 1726) Joe ("A Logic Named Joe", 1946) The Librarian (Snow Crash, 1992) Dr. Know (A.I. Artificial Intelligence, 2001) Waterhouse (The Baroque Cycle, 2003) See also: Logic machines in fiction and List of fictional computers

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