My idea for replicating artificial intelligence

Since the early 90s they have pretty good simulations for ai and human behavior. It is pretty advanced already. Python and matlab and mathematica have giant projects in dev for such purposes.

Ai isn't hard. There's no such thing as "AI" to be honest. I think it's merely a misconception. Intelligence is essentially the ability to learn. To write code which teaches something how to learn would be pretty tough and require many millions of lines of code which would be similar to our DNA. As we've been programmed how to deal with certain situations prior to birth, for example, without any form of programming in our DNA to suggest that we should cry when our pain sensors relay information to the brain, we'd never cry.

AI doesn't exists nor does Intelligence, it's really just how willing you are to code and how able you are to forsee where a problem might come forward and then from then on you'd have to feed the machine information to help it grow through 'learning'. An example of good 'AI' would be a calculator, simple but it's been taught exactly what it needs to know and will never lose the concepts, need it to do more advanced things? Add another formula or 2 to the code and it will execute it perfectly.

Idk if i'm making sense here, hope I am.

Look up data research connected with using fermentation to produce insulin. Lots of ML models in place in that industry related to exactly what you are speaking of. Increasing production in this situation is built upon biological evolutionary ML optimization. Right up your alley.

As others have said, AI is the ability to learn and adapt. We can make things seem real, but I don't think they ever truly will be.

But 15-20 years from now I may have wish I never said that.

Singularity is coming!... at least I hope so

SiriNO said:

As others have said, AI is the ability to learn and adapt. We can make things seem real, but I don't think they ever truly will be.

But 15-20 years from now I may have wish I never said that.

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You will probably stand correct even in 15-20 years from now.

There are theories out there, by respected scientists, such as Penrose, stating that our mind is a quantum machine.
One such a theory is called "Orchestrated Objective Reduction" and it states that consciousness is a non-computable quantum processing performed by qubits on the cellular microtubules.

So, as you say, we may play the simulation game for a long time, without ever having the true orgasm.

WorkHardL0veLife said:

Something tells me some people already know how the brain works they just won't give us that information.

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The authorities with-holding information from the people :O.....sounds like a crazy conspiracy or a movie plot to me, they would never do that to us

Wow! Pewep was talking about AI long before google and microsoft

I read somewhere the actual difference was more like the difference between a regular computer and a quantum one, like the latter isn't necessarily faster, it just uses another technology approach.