| SOURCE:
Peter Jame Boddy ; These are my thoughts
why
can we not apply biological theories to producing
a basic artificial intelligence?
physical
principles could dictate artificial descicion
making.
Meiosis
in reproduction produces randomly different results
due to the way in wich the split DNA chains lie
in relationship to one another. At a points of
contact code changes are produced which cause
mutation and variation.
Why could we not apply this principle to AI and
for example have lines of computer code that are
chaged randomly when they come into contact with
one another?
The
problem with existing AI is that it relys on previously
input data from a human, this means that we can
only use AI in a limited manner.
If there were random inputs it could have important
implications. these are merely musings.
Unfounded and unreasearched. |
