Cognitive Functions based A.I.
Apr 1, 2013 13:59:20 GMT -5 by Auburn
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Post by Auburn on Apr 1, 2013 13:59:20 GMT -5
My soulmate Alerith & I are working on coding an A.I. using the principles of consciousness of the thesis of CT theory. If indeed the functions exist, which I'm more than convinced they do, then that may be the missing equation in present failed attempts at A.I.
Coding Ni, actually coding Ne and the other processes - or at least thinking about them on a fundamental/mathematical level - is giving us such a profound understanding of this phenomenon. We're presently still learning coding (python) and creating a simulated visual environment before making the basic impulses - but we've got a working theory.
Recreating, from scratch, the human mind is perhaps the best way to truly understand it. I'd definitely recommend thinking about A.I. to anyone who is interested about psychology.
Coding Ni, actually coding Ne and the other processes - or at least thinking about them on a fundamental/mathematical level - is giving us such a profound understanding of this phenomenon. We're presently still learning coding (python) and creating a simulated visual environment before making the basic impulses - but we've got a working theory.
Recreating, from scratch, the human mind is perhaps the best way to truly understand it. I'd definitely recommend thinking about A.I. to anyone who is interested about psychology.
