Post by Pincho Paxton on Jul 24, 2023 10:37:36 GMT
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Future AI algorithms have potential to learn like humans
Pincho says...
The brain works on gravity physics, and information moves towards its area of least resistance. The area of least resistance in physics can turn negative, meaning that it is less than outer space. This leads towards a storage area for information which then becomes trapped. Trapped gravity scales down which makes the area of least resistance more dominant towards that point.
In programming terms you add weight to certain memory slots so that they become the stronger choice for information.
In nature gravity scales down to add weight towards a point.
So there is a similarity already to learning like a human.
Pincho Paxton
Future AI algorithms have potential to learn like humans
Pincho says...
The brain works on gravity physics, and information moves towards its area of least resistance. The area of least resistance in physics can turn negative, meaning that it is less than outer space. This leads towards a storage area for information which then becomes trapped. Trapped gravity scales down which makes the area of least resistance more dominant towards that point.
In programming terms you add weight to certain memory slots so that they become the stronger choice for information.
In nature gravity scales down to add weight towards a point.
So there is a similarity already to learning like a human.
Pincho Paxton