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Are computers making us stupid In 1996 I listened to Lofty Zadeh the daddy of fuzzy logic give his keynote speech at the Artificial Intelligence in Design conference Stanford University He described the excitment of
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Washington Post (blog) It is the human brain that is being used as the model for artificial intelligence and super computers. The worlds of technology and neuroscience have joined ...
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The genius behind the Google machine is that when we use the Internet we help make it's . A.I.. smarter and more powerful, and on the other hand the growing trend is to make the entire Internet semantic . By merely using the Internet, ...
How does AI (Artificial Intelligence) work?
Q. AI as in Artificial Intelligence. For example the terminator bots. I know it isn't that advanced yet but one day there could be. Anyways how does it work. I'll be disappointed with "a giant database of answers" but if that's the answer.
Asked by Niko - Sun May 10 14:31:34 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I can tell you that AI is based on an evolutionary algorithmic model, such as genetic algorithms. Essentially it's about a piece of software that learns to improve itself. For example, a genetic algorithm written to solve an equation keeps re-running itself, on each run it improves the precision of the result (the proper term is the 'quality' of the result) thus 'learning from its mistakes'. Advanced AI programming involves even adding new variables into the algorithm on each re-run thus gradually increasing complexity.
Answered by elven_rangers - Sun May 10 16:57:55 2009
Q. AI as in Artificial Intelligence. For example the terminator bots. I know it isn't that advanced yet but one day there could be. Anyways how does it work. I'll be disappointed with "a giant database of answers" but if that's the answer.
Asked by Niko - Sun May 10 14:31:34 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I can tell you that AI is based on an evolutionary algorithmic model, such as genetic algorithms. Essentially it's about a piece of software that learns to improve itself. For example, a genetic algorithm written to solve an equation keeps re-running itself, on each run it improves the precision of the result (the proper term is the 'quality' of the result) thus 'learning from its mistakes'. Advanced AI programming involves even adding new variables into the algorithm on each re-run thus gradually increasing complexity.
Answered by elven_rangers - Sun May 10 16:57:55 2009
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