I read your first sentence and was about to respond with a link to Goertzel's paper ;) As far as I know, no one else has worked on this (and at this point it's mostly a brain-fart idea from Goertzel).
This is a personal area of interest for me, but in a slightly different way. Modern AI and AGI research has shown that first-order predicate logic (which underlies Loglan/Lojban) is unlikely to be a complete formal framework for rational thought. I am very much interested to see what a language would look like that was instead based on, e.g., probabilistic graphical models. And then see that applied to human-machine communication.
This is a personal area of interest for me, but in a slightly different way. Modern AI and AGI research has shown that first-order predicate logic (which underlies Loglan/Lojban) is unlikely to be a complete formal framework for rational thought. I am very much interested to see what a language would look like that was instead based on, e.g., probabilistic graphical models. And then see that applied to human-machine communication.