Artificial Intelligence?
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1. Artificial Intelligence\n\n2. You keep hearing about them but never se any!
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If machines become as intelligent as humans, I would guess they would hate everything like us.  So I guess we would have another war.  Something to think about.
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Its been done already!!!! I read a headline about a company (I'm sorry I don't remember which one) that created a robot controlled by brain waves.  WOW!
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Artificial Intellegence is a broad term that describes many programming techniques that mimic human thought. Things like expert systems, Alpha-Beta trees, and semantic networks.\n\nNeural Networks are formed from perceptrons that mimic a human neuron. So some inputs are fed to a perceptron and the perceptron weights them. If the output exceeds a threshold, the perceptron fires. The weights are the programming and there are ways to "learn" these weights from experience (for example, Hebb's learning rule). So neural networks can learn to read optical characters, for example, or play tic tac toe.\n\nOf course, AI can do the same thing, but AI techniques tend to be applied to more conventional programming techniques (how do we chain through rules, how do we examine the most number of game moves ahead). NN "learn" from training and experience how to get desired behaviors.
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If you're interested in AI, look into the Singularity.  The Singularity Institute is a great resource (link below).  The institute has lots of great information about current AI and of course the Singularity which is the idea that at some point we could create artificial intelligence that is smarter than human intelligence and what a reality-changing event that will be....
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Hi, What do you mean with your q's? Anyway here are a few links for "associative intelligence" - maybe there is something you are looking for.
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ELIZA is a classic, pretty obviously AI but still quite amusing\n\nhttp://www-ai.ijs.si/eliza/eliza.html\n\nTheres some more Chatterbots here as well:\n\nhttp://directory.google.com/Top/Computers/Artificial_Intelligence/Natural_Language/Chatterbots/\n\nCheck out the top one of the list:\n\nhttp://www.simonlaven.com/\n\nThey have loads of different Chatterbots!
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we already have...\n\nits called nanotechnology...they ahvei nfused carbon nanotubes onto silicon substrates and used DNA and its complex functionality to solve problems..this has been done to a limited scope...but it is very well established that larger scale systems will be availabe in 20 years...to the functionality you describe...the first intelligent machine is expected to appear around 2025-2030.\n\nThis will take time and engineering...(these are projections based on current average rate of economic growth and research)...research is based on curretn glboal computing power, research education and lab power...which is at its most powerful form ever---but that is ONLY---if the economy doesn't, colapse for example...\n\nhowever, another alternative, taht is faster--there is a faster way to do it than yours...\n\nwe an simply get rat brain cells...and organize them on substrates so that they resemble the human brain...we make a brain out of rat cells and then we just teach it like a new born..this can be done...\n\nor we could get brains of people and just turn them into subconcious zombies and take them out of the bodie...by which we then plug them into an itnerface and we can make them do computations...\n\nhowever, that would be amoral...so we cannot do this...you will ahve to wait 25 years from now for nanotechnology and computer chips to be integrated with carbon nanotubes/DNA to see that type of functionality.\n\nI beleive at such times...we would have perfected the machine-human interfaces and will become "part" of these intelligent machines..through neural implants--.... we will be the same identity...say your computer jsut becoems you but with greater intelligence and functionality--\n\nwe can also develope identities that are INDEPENDENT of humans that can think for themselves...but for them to have a "termintator" mentality they would have to differentiate between "human" and machine...and since intelligence is just intelligence...I don't think there will be such mentality...\n\nits as if you one day woke up one day and learned your a robot...you would not want to nuke the entire human race right?\nin fact, you would identify with humans...you wouldn't care if you were a robot...just don't tell anybody.\n\nbut even if you did want to nuke all humans, that would imply you had more resources than humans, able to get their civilization from undertheir feet right?\n\nbutas I said, insuch a society, humans would plug into "machines" which were their slave.s..and gave them mroe intelligence...but the machines themselves were not "concious" themselves...\n\nso the humans...knowing how to be "cyberntically" avid...just as regular concious machines...\n\nthe machines would "loose" their edge..\nin other words...the intelligent machines would not be "smarter" than the 2025 human because that human would have also become smarter with machiens that are tied to their brain...and whih they controla nd know how to operate just as well as an intellgienct computer...\n\nthus, placing computer intelligence and human intelligence on the same level...and thus making US similar...making it less likely for any "confrontation'...\nbesdies...if ar obot was "jealous" of the extra senses of thehuman body....after acheiving such tehcnology...we could easily develope synthetic bodies made of biological /nanotech grown tissue...and thatwould make them more equal...and thus---not view us, nor we them as "different"\n\nto a point...that a "synthetic human" and a "machine enhanced human" would be almost viewed the same...\n\nthe synthetic human...just has a robotic mind....whith a human like body....the enhacned humans (probably most humans by 2045) are just human brain...with enhanced features that make it the same as a robotic mind...\n\nso in essence, they are same...\n\nyou see? its only our primit
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Any technical institute like CalPoly, MIT, Harvard, Stanford. But I think the next AI will come from someone's garage.
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What make you think this is a human generated response? \n\nYou may be interested in the turning test contest (see source below)\n\n\nPull these from some notes I had from a leature called\n"Computers versus Common Sense An Engineering Approach to AI"  -- was availabe on the web (my link is now dead)\n\n\nSome accurate computer(C) generated response to human(H) questions\n\nH: I will ask you some simple question s and give simple  commands.\nC: Do you think your plan will succeed?\nH: I want you to give me correct answers and relevant responses?\nC: Why do you want me to give you correct answers and relevant responses?\n\n\nH: Where is Sue's Nose, When sue is in her house?\nC: Where it belongs, Try searching the Web.\n\nH: How is the father of Andy's Mother related to Andy?\nC: Fine as far as I know.
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I can see how it could happen. There are artificial intelligence programs that do get smarter over time. But as for physical evolution... maybe in the future.
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is defined as intelligence exhibited by an artificial entity. Such a system is generally assumed to be a computer.\n\nAlthough AI has a strong science fiction connotation, it forms a vital branch of computer science, dealing with intelligent behavior, learning and adaptation in machines. Research in AI is concerned with producing machines to automate tasks requiring intelligent behavior. Examples include control, planning and scheduling, the ability to answer diagnostic and consumer questions, handwriting, speech, and facial recognition. As such, it has become a scientific discipline, focused on providing solutions to real life problems. AI systems are now in routine use in economics, medicine, engineering and the military, as well as being built into many common home computer software applications, traditional strategy games like computer chess and other video games.\n\nHow it work? visit this sites:\nhttp://agiri.org/\nhttp://eden.dei.uc.pt/~amilcar/CreativeSystems/projects.html
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Most definitely AI.....hands down.
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You will need an Artificial Agent for such a purpose. The only problem is that we have just entered the arena of artificial intelligence and as such, do not have an robot till now which will answer the questions asked by humans accurately. However, work is going on at a rapid pace and within 50 years, I suppose the Sci Fi fantasy like in I Robots and Terminator will be a reality.\n\nFor your purpose, ELIZA and many other web bots are available. ELIZA is a famous 1966 computer program by Joseph Weizenbaum, which parodied a Rogerian therapist, largely by rephrasing many of the patient's statements as questions and posing them to the patient. Thus, for example, the response to "My head hurts" might be "Why do you say your head hurts?" The response to "My mother hates me" might be "Who else in your family hates you?"\n\nFor more info on ELIZA, you can check http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eliza\n\nELIZA is available at http://chayden.net/eliza/Eliza.html,\nin the form of a java applet, so you can deploy it on your website. Hope it works for you. Best of luck
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Artificial intelligence is whatever is programmed into a computer chip to perform certain functions.
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Computers are lacking in their capability to learn. They tend to surpass humans in pure rationality issues, and eventually they'll be better at certain things humans are good at intuitively just by taking in enough information. However, the algorithms for a computer's intelligence requires everything to be objective. So there's no way for it to interpret something unless there's an algorithm there to determine how to interpret it. In short, the brain is self-programming. A computer does not really have that capability. To do such would require human beings knowing how to program computers that can program brains. And at that point, we might as well just program our own damned brains to be like that.\n\nBut in terms of raw processing speed, sure, computers will eventually surpass mankind. After all, if nothing else, they're likely using superior technology. All we have is a bunch of neurons and whatnot.