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Do you Know Computers??????
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(Needed to share this with the rest of the BleepingComputer Members, So they can reply with their own ideas)
In the mid 70s, an aspiring theoretical physicist made what he and many others feel is "the most important discovery in the world". This very significant film is about the resulting invention: (Computer Creativity Machine) "Simulates the Human Brain", one that can author all subsequent ideas, provide a totally unanticipated cosmology, and possibly deliver us from death.
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I know, I had to sit on what I just saw for a few minutes before I posted it. I think its a good idea. But, some people will said, it could be extremely bad for humanity if the wrong person gets a hold of it. The only thing that kinda bothered me was how when you die, you could live on in cyberspace. What if you get caught in a glitch?? lol
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Well, from what I concluded, he was saying that he created a computer with a brain. It has two boxes that run it, One box absorbs information and creates connections between the information, finds patterns and so on. The other side: Looks for inconsistencies, incorrect logic, wrong math, etc. in short, he mimicked the function of a human brain. -
Right: "Creative",<--> Left: "Logic".![]()
People who believe that this is like your average computer program with binary, this or that, reasoning. This is no different than how our brains already operate. Afterall, We are a binary reasoning organic computer already!!!
This is an upgrade! And one HELL of an upgrade it is!!!
Psss.... look at the US patent number at 12:11 into the video....US 5.656.666.....!?![]()
666!Hummmm
What Stephen Thaler has created is essentially "Thomas Edison in a box", said Rusty Miller, a government contractor at General Dynamics and one of Thaler's chief cheerleaders.
Edit: Moved topic from General Chat to the more appropriate forum. ~ Animal
A computer can't do anything that we don't tell it to do, so if it is to somehow interpret random data, we have to tell it how to do that. If we create the rules that tell it how to interpret random data, then there is no intelligence other than the programmer's. And if it were to make its own rules, someone would have to tell it how to do that. Again, they would be based on the programmer's algorithm. A machine can learn, but it learns based on rules it has been given. The answer is still no.
That is why it is called artificial intelligence.
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No, if you generate the numbers and it depicts which ones to use ie it sort of uses the 0's and 1's as a binart form and slowly forms intellegence using the already made random numbers to choose the right ones. It makes its own rules in binary and could run directly through the processor and not windows.Not without some underlying structure. Something needs to generate those random numbers; they will not just appear on their own.
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