[Koenie]

What is your definition of artificial intelligence &&/|| opinion about it?

Koenie

[bazooka tooth]

it is going to happen to the point that it surpasses us, and there's nothing wrong with it. just evolution, baby. kind of ironic that we're creating our successors, though.

[SlashRaid]

AI in Web Design or General?

[Koenie]

SlashRaid, on Oct 9 2002, 05:10 PM, said:

AI in Web Design or General?

Both

Koenie

[SlashRaid]

Seems a bit broad for the Web Design Forum, does it not?

[malkiri]

Er... AI in web design? What do you mean?

[The Neoracle]

I moved this cause AI has nothing to do with Web Design.

[Quik]

A computer can't think by itself without 2pages of code, therfore it really isnt thinking by itself cause you just programmed it to do so

[SlashRaid]

The Neoracle, on Oct 9 2002, 01:24 PM, said:

AI has nothing to do with Web Design.

I disagree... somewhat.

• Digital Animations Group

Quote

Interacting with a computer should be as easy as communicating with a human

With emerging trends to make web sites accessible to all, AI is a natural step. Speech recognition, eye scanners, finger print readers, iButtons, and more are all tools that could somewhat easily be incorporated into AI software. Maybe not now, but soon.

[Quik]

logitech released some mouse that shapes to the object on the computer screen... I read a news article about it

[SlashRaid]

Quik, on Oct 9 2002, 01:31 PM, said:

A computer can't think by itself without 2pages of code, therfore it really isnt thinking by itself cause you just programmed it to do so

Can a human think for itself?

Not till it learns so.

Computer can be taught to learn, much as a human does.

Look at games now days. In some games an enemy responds to you based on how you've played up till that point. Some have algorithms that analyze the way you move, shoot, engage targets, avoid obstacles, collect items, spend money, and many other factors.... All so they can engage you in a more "realistic" manner.

[Quik]

yeah, a MORE realistic manner, but it comes down to CODE. A game such as the above just has a ton of 'if' type statements. Thats all.

Computer games dont think for themselves. They respond to your actions through if and for statements.

A computer dosnt LEARN your moves.

If the computer isnt programmed beyond a certain extent, it wont relay anything beyond that extend.
unlike us.

[bazooka tooth]

umm.. everything in your life can be broken down to 1s and 0s, my friend. the universe is 'code'. believe dat. its my religion.

[SlashRaid]

Quik, on Oct 9 2002, 02:01 PM, said:

yeah, a MORE realistic manner, but it comes down to CODE. A game such as the above just has a ton of 'if' type statements. Thats all.

Computer games dont think for themselves. They respond to your actions through if and for statements.

A computer dosnt LEARN your moves.

If the computer isnt programmed beyond a certain extent, it wont relay anything beyond that extend.
unlike us.

No take that approach to human thought and learning... Samething is it not.

if (stove is hot)  then
     :don't touch
elseif (stove is cold)  then
     :touch
endif

[Noffke]

if ( I fall down && it hurts)
{
scream("sh!t");
get_up();
}
else(I fall down)
{
get_up();
}

you didnt know how to program in any language when you were born did you?......you were programmed to know how to do it.

Noffke