Great idea - it will be interesting to take a look through the list. I'm at least passingly aware of AI::MegaHAL and the brand new AI::TensorFlow::Libtensorflow.

It is not really AI at all but Exobrain is potentially interesting too.

> It is not really AI at all but

I just had a longer discussion at last Darmstadt PM if "Machine Learning" is AI. As you can see is this discussion also happening on WP.

I think this is a fruitless discussion and we should just use a less freighted word or use a flexible interpretation.

FWIW

My 2c, if it's not "intelligence" why call it "learning" in the first place?

Point is, the concept of AI changed a lot over the history of CS. Many things which are considered trivial and "non-intelligent" today where in the realm of dreams before.

It's as useless as asking if Canadians are Americans, it depends on the definition of "American" and locality and timespan of that definition. (Roland Emmerich is one of the only real Americans anyway ... ;)

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AI::MXNet, by Sergey Kolychev, provides access to deep learning library Apache's MXNet. Cool and relatively active.

And here is a meditation on basic usage: Dataflow programming on CPU and GPU using AI::MXNet.

There seems to be a lot more: https://metacpan.org/search?size=20&q=AI%3A%3A

From that, you may wish to consider Evo. I've not used anything there myself but Evo-Inference looks interesting.

Of course it depends how much work you want to put into building this reference page too! I will watch it with interest, I think it's a great idea.