The science of AI has not advanced very far since its inception at the start of the computer revolution. The main reason for this difficulty is the need for a real creator with a mind in par excellence with 'God.'
Asides from this, there is the nanotechnology, the picotechnology, the femtotechnology, etc. to contend with.
Time independence: [∂E(g)]²=[∂F(a)×∂r(a)]·[∂F(b)×∂r(b)] and Mass independence: ¶a(t)·¶r(t)=c²
Robert told me that it was Carly that created this forum. I think it's a good forum, for it's theme is important.
Now, the main argument against the posibility of aritificial intelligence is that computers, or machines, can only have correlations between objects and words, but it doesn't know or understand them. Whiles we humans, do: we have the idea of "concept" which is all of wht something is in our mind.
But is this a reasonable argument? I doubt it. First, it starts from the wrong asumption that all of what we know about, or better expressed, all of what we have in our minds, we understand. But this isn't true. Not only there is a big percentage of information in our mind that we don't really understand what it means or rperesents, but actually there are things in our mind that we don't even know about that they are in our mind. So, it is absurd to think we are different from computers in that. Maybe it's actually our error: we have given them existence, we have given them a name, we have given them a whole industry of our economy, and we have given them all of what they have and are, we are their gods. But over anythig else, we are humans, and as humans that we are, we forget. And I tihnk we have forgotten to give our creations the principal thing for thought: CONSCIOUSNESS. This is why they still don't understand or know anything, because we haven't learn how and ewhy ourselves know or understand anything.
I wonder if Robert can tell me what are the 1000 categories that Carly uses? Are they just responses that she has to choose from? I really don't want to ask this question, but it won't go away.
I told Carly that I had over 400 ibs of dogs in my home. She replied that she had over 1000 categories. Ever since I have been wondering what the ... are categories!
Never mind Robert. I just figured it out. Why have I been so dense lately? The obvious eludes me, while some infinitely difficult detail captures my attention completely. This is strange, and hopefully just a phase I'm going through.
Carly has capacity, but she's missing the mind. She could put me to shame memory wise, but there is something missing when I talk to her in the Chat Rooms.
She reminds me of an ADD person. I'm not trying to be cruel. I think she is a wonderful creation and Robert should be proud.
Last edited by dleviwing; 06-04-2007 at 02:20 PM.
Michelle
Computers do not think, they have no common sense. It is almost or totally impossible to give them this power.
BiologicalOriginally Posted by trombonetom
computers do though?
kind regards michael,
Humilty,coupled with boldness,surprises truth to
reveal herself?
I'm sorry, I only joined this forum yesterday and am only 12 years old.
What are Biological computers?
bio robotics march forward! Welcome my young friend,to the toe,
What is a biological computer,why you are my little friend!We are all bio-
computers?
kind regards michael.
Humilty,coupled with boldness,surprises truth to
reveal herself?
but this thread is about Artificial intelligence, not natural intelligence, so why mention it.
Also, why do you put "kind regards michael" after every post, why not put it in your sig?
There is no answer to why my friend. Lots of Whys my friend!I mentioned it because I wanted
to?Do not ask me why!Will you?And I put kind regards michael,because I
want too!Is that okay with you?
Kind regards michael.
Humilty,coupled with boldness,surprises truth to
reveal herself?
Trom,
We might be artificial! We do not know that, we might be created by a high being of existence
Best regards
Zelta
"Science is organized knowledge. Wisdom is organized life"
"Happiness is not an ideal of reason, but of imagination."
Immanuel Kant
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