Have a Constraint Satisfaction Problem, then program it using Haskell and exploit multicore capabilities, what I mean with this, that user should not worry if they have 1, 10 or 1000 processing units, he/she would see an automatic performance increase just by running on a platform where more resources are available.
But you might wonder, why use Haskell if there are thousands of libraries already written for C++ or other languages?? Well the only reason is because functional programming is a high level - abstract approach to implement any mathematical statement, and due to AI heavily reling on logic, then it is a good start.
If you would like to see it further, here is the preliminary draft of the document that states which would be the outcome of such research. And yes, I would like to study a PhD program ;)
http://es.scribd.com/doc/130920180/PhD-Proposal-CFProg
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