Is anyone out there into AI?
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Im a huge computer geek (at least, i like to think so) and my dad has a phd in instructional desigh and a doctorate in psychology, so i've been into both for a long time. Im a comptuer science major in undergrad school, and, hopefully, i plan to get a BS in comp. sci and a phd in psychology. I think the best correlation to the 2 things i enjoy most is AI. Just wondering if anyone out there has (or has had) any experience in AI, or if they might have any comments on it. *.* cin >> knowledge;
With a subject like that, Joe(Sox) will be here soon :-)
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Im a huge computer geek (at least, i like to think so) and my dad has a phd in instructional desigh and a doctorate in psychology, so i've been into both for a long time. Im a comptuer science major in undergrad school, and, hopefully, i plan to get a BS in comp. sci and a phd in psychology. I think the best correlation to the 2 things i enjoy most is AI. Just wondering if anyone out there has (or has had) any experience in AI, or if they might have any comments on it. *.* cin >> knowledge;
I am into a field akin to that - artificial life. I'm working on a project that "evolves" little critters as the swim around on your monitor. I got interested in it way back when that first "Life" program got mentioned. I've got mine built in layers - with a surface layer that can contain orgs (my organisms) and overlaid on that is a "matter" layer. The matter can be food, poison, etc. The orgs move randomly at first, but can mutate when they reproduce resulting in different movement techniques, fight or flight weightings, mating displ;ay, etc. When 2 orgs meet, they might fight, they might flee, one may try to eat another (some are veggiesa some are predators) it is sort of cool when they start doing things you didn't expect! I'm going to live forever or die trying!
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Im a huge computer geek (at least, i like to think so) and my dad has a phd in instructional desigh and a doctorate in psychology, so i've been into both for a long time. Im a comptuer science major in undergrad school, and, hopefully, i plan to get a BS in comp. sci and a phd in psychology. I think the best correlation to the 2 things i enjoy most is AI. Just wondering if anyone out there has (or has had) any experience in AI, or if they might have any comments on it. *.* cin >> knowledge;
keegan wrote: Just wondering if anyone out there has (or has had) any experience in AI, or if they might have any comments on it. Funny you should ask,;) I have just written an article about my interest in simulating Human Artificial Intelligence and how it relates to the current workings of AI. A Proposed Model for Simulating Human Artificial Intelligence[^] please feel free to read and take part in any of the discussion at the bottom of the article. ps. crosspost[^]:-O;P Later,
JoeSox
www.humanaiproject.org "Dream as if you'll live forever; live as if you'll die tomorrow." - James Dean(ISTP) -
I am into a field akin to that - artificial life. I'm working on a project that "evolves" little critters as the swim around on your monitor. I got interested in it way back when that first "Life" program got mentioned. I've got mine built in layers - with a surface layer that can contain orgs (my organisms) and overlaid on that is a "matter" layer. The matter can be food, poison, etc. The orgs move randomly at first, but can mutate when they reproduce resulting in different movement techniques, fight or flight weightings, mating displ;ay, etc. When 2 orgs meet, they might fight, they might flee, one may try to eat another (some are veggiesa some are predators) it is sort of cool when they start doing things you didn't expect! I'm going to live forever or die trying!
thats awesome, are you doing more of the coding side of it or the interaction? or are you doing all of it? Also, the first question that comes to mind is whether if a pred. meats a smaller fish, will he automatically eat it, or does he sometimes eat it, sometimes pass it... see, that is one fo the things that interests me, the impredictability of life, and how we're coming into an age that we can mimic chance decisions in programming. I'd love to see that program when youre done with it, if its open to the public. *.* cin >> knowledge;
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keegan wrote: Just wondering if anyone out there has (or has had) any experience in AI, or if they might have any comments on it. Funny you should ask,;) I have just written an article about my interest in simulating Human Artificial Intelligence and how it relates to the current workings of AI. A Proposed Model for Simulating Human Artificial Intelligence[^] please feel free to read and take part in any of the discussion at the bottom of the article. ps. crosspost[^]:-O;P Later,
JoeSox
www.humanaiproject.org "Dream as if you'll live forever; live as if you'll die tomorrow." - James Dean(ISTP) -
great, ill read it as soon as i get home, im sure ill have lots of wquestions if you have the time to answer them. :) *.* cin >> knowledge;
keegan wrote: great, ill read it as soon as i get home, im sure ill have lots of wquestions if you have the time to answer them. Fire away:-D Since you are a psychology major, you may find it interesting since I use a psychological approach using Jungian and MBTI theory. Later,
JoeSox
www.humanaiproject.org "Dream as if you'll live forever; live as if you'll die tomorrow." - James Dean(ISTP) -
thats awesome, are you doing more of the coding side of it or the interaction? or are you doing all of it? Also, the first question that comes to mind is whether if a pred. meats a smaller fish, will he automatically eat it, or does he sometimes eat it, sometimes pass it... see, that is one fo the things that interests me, the impredictability of life, and how we're coming into an age that we can mimic chance decisions in programming. I'd love to see that program when youre done with it, if its open to the public. *.* cin >> knowledge;
I'm doing the whole thing. It is a sort of learn as you go thing. I have made it open enough that new behaviours can be added quickly. I hadn't thought about whether a predator org (porg) would automatically consume the veggie org (vorg). I like the idea of that! So.... my next addition to this will be adding "escape" characteristics to the "genome" of the vorgs. This will allow random mutations to alter their escape abilities. This is an entire area I hadn't even gotten into. I had basically been treating the vorgs as movable plants so that when a porg intercepted one it was consumed. But I can see that I really need to add that unpredictability - but like all of my behaviours, it will be based on their "genes". The other thing I am currently working on is "senses" vorgs will give off scents and the duration of their scents will be determined by their genes. This way porgs can mutate to where they will begin following the vorgs scent from areas of lower concentration to areas of higher concentration. I'm going to live forever or die trying!
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keegan wrote: great, ill read it as soon as i get home, im sure ill have lots of wquestions if you have the time to answer them. Fire away:-D Since you are a psychology major, you may find it interesting since I use a psychological approach using Jungian and MBTI theory. Later,
JoeSox
www.humanaiproject.org "Dream as if you'll live forever; live as if you'll die tomorrow." - James Dean(ISTP)heh, to be exact, im a computer science major, with a minor in psychology. but, as soon as i get my BS in compsci, i want to get a phd in psychology. but tis really irrelevant now, i'e only taken a 2 psychology courses, but im taking a brain and behavior class in a few months, and following that, child development. so, im on the bandwaggon, anxiously awaiting the knowledge. :) *.* cin >> knowledge;
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Im a huge computer geek (at least, i like to think so) and my dad has a phd in instructional desigh and a doctorate in psychology, so i've been into both for a long time. Im a comptuer science major in undergrad school, and, hopefully, i plan to get a BS in comp. sci and a phd in psychology. I think the best correlation to the 2 things i enjoy most is AI. Just wondering if anyone out there has (or has had) any experience in AI, or if they might have any comments on it. *.* cin >> knowledge;
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Im a huge computer geek (at least, i like to think so) and my dad has a phd in instructional desigh and a doctorate in psychology, so i've been into both for a long time. Im a comptuer science major in undergrad school, and, hopefully, i plan to get a BS in comp. sci and a phd in psychology. I think the best correlation to the 2 things i enjoy most is AI. Just wondering if anyone out there has (or has had) any experience in AI, or if they might have any comments on it. *.* cin >> knowledge;
keegan wrote: Just wondering if anyone out there has (or has had) any experience in AI, or if they might have any comments on it. I develop an expert system, which also uses several neural networks. All I can say is: computers are stupid, but certainly they are smarter than certain people :) ORACLE One Real A$#h%le Called Lary Ellison
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Im a huge computer geek (at least, i like to think so) and my dad has a phd in instructional desigh and a doctorate in psychology, so i've been into both for a long time. Im a comptuer science major in undergrad school, and, hopefully, i plan to get a BS in comp. sci and a phd in psychology. I think the best correlation to the 2 things i enjoy most is AI. Just wondering if anyone out there has (or has had) any experience in AI, or if they might have any comments on it. *.* cin >> knowledge;
I caught the name of this thread, and for some off reason "Ass Investigation" struck me when I saw AI in the subject line. ;P I really must get a life.
It's good to see kids turning their minds to wholesum activities such as programming, instead of wasting their lives in the hedonistic disciplines of Sex, Drugs, & Rock & Roll... or Sex with Drugs, or Sex with Rocks while Rolling in Drugs, or whatever new-fangled perversions you little monsters have thought up now... [Shog9 on Kid Programmers]
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I am into a field akin to that - artificial life. I'm working on a project that "evolves" little critters as the swim around on your monitor. I got interested in it way back when that first "Life" program got mentioned. I've got mine built in layers - with a surface layer that can contain orgs (my organisms) and overlaid on that is a "matter" layer. The matter can be food, poison, etc. The orgs move randomly at first, but can mutate when they reproduce resulting in different movement techniques, fight or flight weightings, mating displ;ay, etc. When 2 orgs meet, they might fight, they might flee, one may try to eat another (some are veggiesa some are predators) it is sort of cool when they start doing things you didn't expect! I'm going to live forever or die trying!
I wrote a big ole BASIC program that did this several years ago. Quite cool watching how the little critters would act. Post an article, I'd love to read it.
I bleed orange.
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With a subject like that, Joe(Sox) will be here soon :-)
"Póg mo thóin!"
"I'm sorry but if they're gonna start talking to us about going to Uni and steering clear of drinking...then students bars shouldnt sell drinks for 50p"
Jonathan 'nonny' Newman Homepage [www.nonny.com] [^] Bob Chum Dev site [^]Beat me to it, I've got to stop visiting the Big Blue Box :rolleyes: Elaine (worldly wise fluffy tigress) The tigress is here :-D
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Im a huge computer geek (at least, i like to think so) and my dad has a phd in instructional desigh and a doctorate in psychology, so i've been into both for a long time. Im a comptuer science major in undergrad school, and, hopefully, i plan to get a BS in comp. sci and a phd in psychology. I think the best correlation to the 2 things i enjoy most is AI. Just wondering if anyone out there has (or has had) any experience in AI, or if they might have any comments on it. *.* cin >> knowledge;
I like the user interface/AI (aka Agents) part of it. A tool, computer, is suppose to help you do something easier, but some programs don't do very much (aka web browsers) so I implement the features needed in to my web browser. http://404Browser.com[^] -Steven Hicks
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I caught the name of this thread, and for some off reason "Ass Investigation" struck me when I saw AI in the subject line. ;P I really must get a life.
It's good to see kids turning their minds to wholesum activities such as programming, instead of wasting their lives in the hedonistic disciplines of Sex, Drugs, & Rock & Roll... or Sex with Drugs, or Sex with Rocks while Rolling in Drugs, or whatever new-fangled perversions you little monsters have thought up now... [Shog9 on Kid Programmers]
John Aldrich wrote: Ass Investigation If that's what you think of, I think you must a pretty interesting life already ;P
Ryan
"Punctuality is only a virtue for those who aren't smart enough to think of good excuses for being late" John Nichol "Point Of Impact"
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I wrote a big ole BASIC program that did this several years ago. Quite cool watching how the little critters would act. Post an article, I'd love to read it.
I bleed orange.
Jason Henderson wrote: I bleed orange. You need iron/ferrite pills then.. ;) -- Now we live in a world of uncertainty Fear is the key - to what you want to be You don't get a say, the majority gets it's way You're outnumbered by the bastards till the day you die...
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keegan wrote: Just wondering if anyone out there has (or has had) any experience in AI, or if they might have any comments on it. I develop an expert system, which also uses several neural networks. All I can say is: computers are stupid, but certainly they are smarter than certain people :) ORACLE One Real A$#h%le Called Lary Ellison
Daniel Turini wrote: computers are stupid, but certainly they are smarter than certain people You taken a crack at me? :suss:;P Just kidding.
It's good to see kids turning their minds to wholesum activities such as programming, instead of wasting their lives in the hedonistic disciplines of Sex, Drugs, & Rock & Roll... or Sex with Drugs, or Sex with Rocks while Rolling in Drugs, or whatever new-fangled perversions you little monsters have thought up now... [Shog9 on Kid Programmers]