AI the Charlatan way!

[grandpa]

I am not an expert in that field.
That being said AI has not been overly successful yet.

Motorola may eventually patent the human brain.

Grandpa h.

[BlackSheep]

Motorola may eventually patent the human brain.

Grandpa h.

Well, it's artificial counterpart maybe.

[Charlatan]

I am not an expert in that field. That being said AI has not been overly successful yet. I also suggest based on your lack of technical knowledge you would not understand it in any case.

Oh you baaaaad huh? Well let's begin from the beginning, whic is where I started from, and then we use common sense. Having read up on how the hardware works for other issues, I know my ideas make sense.

[BlackSheep]

Oh you baaaaad huh? Well let's begin from the beginning, whic is where I started from, and then we use common sense. Having read up on how the hardware works for other issues, I know my ideas make sense.

I was not intending to insult and if I did so I am sorry. There are lots of things I am not knowledgeable on.

[notthecheatr]

Highly impractical. Much better to implement your "language-based computing" on top of the existing binary platform, as opposed to trying to create a computer based on language. I'm not even sure how you would do that, and I'm a bloody computer science major. I will point out that the human brain isn't based on language, either. It's based on connections between nerves and chemical reactions and electrical impulses. Just saying.

[Zeebadee]

Well it is a damn site better than binary all over the place. Clumsy and messy.

With this they can learn new sentences. Imagine all the words of the dictionary, along with a sci unit in place? The sci unit will do physics and mathematics, this is better.

Lol, I think I see what you are proposing. Instead of just the choice of 1 or 0, or on - off, we need to program our computers with more choices. How about on, off, maybe, back space the card punch, input from the printer, is the weather right, if-then-else-turn-left, it's dark down here, why is there air, etc. I'm sure that Seymour Cray would have taken this concept and run with it.

[Charlatan]

Lol, I think I see what you are proposing. Instead of just the choice of 1 or 0, or on - off, we need to program our computers with more choices. How about on, off, maybe, back space the card punch, input from the printer, is the weather right, if-then-else-turn-left, it's dark down here, why is there air, etc. I'm sure that Seymour Cray would have taken this concept and run with it.

Whom is seymour cray?

[BlackSheep]

Whom is seymour cray?

Google is your friend.

He was a super computer designer who designed the famous Cray super computers.

[Charlatan]

Google is your friend.

He was a super computer designer who designed the famous Cray super computers.

Oh... like me?

[BlackSheep]

No, not like you. The fastest computers in the world were for years were Cray computers.

[Charlatan]

Well I heard from some programmer technitians that it will work here in south africa a long time ago. Are you just trying to rain on my parade?

[BlackSheep]

I never try to rain on anyone's parade.
I have no idea what you told them or who they were, but what you have described here is not going to work or it is explained poorly.
While a computer is based on binary there can easily be based on top of that a level that is based on much more complex basis of information, but that is not what you described.