"Bloxy's" <Bloxy's at hotmail.com> skrev i melding
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> Internal thought process is a mechanism for the biological
> intelligence to EXPERIENCE the physical domain and learn
> the nature of its own entity and life force as such.
>> It is simply inapplicable to a machine, no matter what kind
> of software you are going to put in.
> No matter how hard you model your most intricate mechanisms,
> it can not possibly function as intelligence.
>> You simply removed the CORE of it.
> All you have is a plastic lable on a bottle of coca cola.
Agreed.
> > even
> >if external thought processes are not present at a given time. However
> >due to the nature of neurons, any neuron that is not used will deevolve
> >from its network. That includes neurons and neuron groups evolved to
> >serve connections to sensory inputs.
Will Artificial Neural Networks devolve ?
Or wouldn't it oscillate around the latest set-point ?
No, I don't think it will devolve, but it certainly won't evolve as it isn't
dynamic as the biological intelligence.
> >If we want the ANN system to be adaptable, we cannot allow it to
> >perform endless thought processes if no sensory inputs are arriving
> >from the outside world.
>> This is merely the issues of efficiency
> and not the issue of principle.
>> You are merely optimizing the performance
> or conserving energy, whatever pleases you more.
>> It does not change ANYTHING at the core of the issues.
Agreed Bloxy's.
Your post was highly informative and beyound the scope of
primitive intelligence.
Brian
