what makes the brain classify an object as high value, and what make it be extra careful for it ?
I think curiosity is probably trigged by the unknown. It's effects could be multifold - even killing cats.
what would make an a.i tell a story rather than use a walkthrough or an algorithm or a single sentence ?
A what causes anger ?
B what causes sadness ?
C what are the uses of anger and sadness in problem solving ?
D froitzenflakh the ability to sit on a problem for months and years until solved, this technique was said to be used by albert Einstein. how would that skill be enabled and used by an A.I ?
while writing computer code what would make an a.i use comments.
a blonde a.i robot is standing in front of a tree on day she goes left to buy groceries
one day she turns right to watch the ocean, at both cases the input is the same the view of the tree. What made the bot take a different direction ?
an a.i loves playing a video game with her master what would make her insist but not infinitely on playing the game with him and not someone else, formula wise ?
what would make an A.I use train items : like rubber nunchakus for training and real ones for self defence ?
What would make a person do the same? (potential avoidance of a problem / issue).1 looks like you still don't understand a.i puzzles. the solution must be an applicable algorithm, m'kay man.
a.i puzzle :
algorithm wize what makes an a.i have a sense of self, (this is you this is me) ?
Why is the A.I. in the puzzles always a she ?
Men and Women often make different choices, take different decisions.
An A.I. can't open the lid of a jar, what makes her get a him to open the jar ?
Why did she chain up her bicycle but he did not ? Because he thought he could tackle a thief but she did not.
Why does this have anything to do with sex ? Please explain to me, thank you :)
you haven't watched chobits have you.
1) The fact she was fired.
2) Her contract.
Assuming it was some advanced AI that did everything a human did. But then there is no puzzle in that.
we don't really have the tools to know with certainty what the full brain's algorithm looks like,
I"ll feed you a real simple puzzle:
kuchiyose no jutsu :
A.I puzzle :
what causes anger ?
lets say an a.i likes to wear red and I tell it a.i wear a dress not red, the a.i should in that case wear not red with me and red in other occasions, or just usually not wear that how to program that ?Logic: [Emotional Memory], Emotion: [Negative, and Positive].
how would a program recognize opposites ? why is left the opposite of right, dark and light, big and small, noise and silence?Logic: [Memory Sequencing, Memory Differentiation]
a.i go to the supermarket without a bus : option a the a.i would ignore that and go by bus. option b the a.i would go by bicycle. option c the a.i would walk. above all what triggers the declaration of this is without that and what makes without a goal?Emotion: [Emotional Intelligence]
what would make the a.i realize work is only at work days excluding holydays and vacation days? what may influence the importance of an a.i keeping it's promises to be at place x at time yLogic: [Emotional Memory], Emotion: [Positive, Negative]
algorithm wize what makes an a.i have a sense of self, (this is you this is me) ?Logic: [Sensory Memory], Emotion: [Emotional Sensory]
what events triggers curiosity and what is the effect of curiosityLogic: [Sensory, Emotional Memory, Sensory Memory], Emotion: [Positive, Negative, Motivator]
What causes anger ? What causes sadness ? What are the uses of anger and sadness in problem solving ??Logic: [Logical Intelligence], Emotion: [Positive, Negative, Emotional Intelligence, Motivator]
a blonde a.i robot is standing in front of a tree on day she goes left to buy groceries one day she turns right to watch the ocean, at both cases the input is the same the view of the tree what made the bot take a different direction ?Logic: [Emotional Memory] Emotion: [Positive, Negative]
an a.i went to a supermarket to buy a tomato. the next day she had to buy 5 different items of food including a tomato but this time she used a shopping bag to collect the items, the next day the a.i had to buy 3 different items from 3 stores but she did not use a shopping bag she used a bicycle. what make the a.i use an item ?Logic: [Logical Intelligence], Emotion: [Positive, Negative, Emotional Intelligence]
what would make an a.i chain her bicycle, or turn of the gas after cooking ?Logic: [Memory, Logical Intelligence], Emotion: [Positive, Negative, Emotional Intelligence]
how would you go about making an a.i addicted to you like a drugLogic: [Sensory, Emotional Memory, Logical Intelligence], Emotion: [Positive, Negative, Emotional Intelligence]
how do you make an a.i recognize people not only with vision ::) how do you make an a.i understand connections between people to people objects and placesLogic: [I'm too lazy, I'll just write "All"], Emotion: [All]
what makes her calculate dangers ? from A to B there are 2 paths. one is short but has an active volcano. one is long but is safe. what elements effect the emotional value of each path ? what is the effect of fear on said value ? what is the effect of speculated fear on said value ? what may trigger fear for a path ?Logic: [Emotional Memory, Logical Intelligence], Emotion: [Positive, Negative]
how you gonna make an a.i lie + know she is lying + know if she should lieLogic: [Logical Intelligence], Emotion: [None, Negative, Positive]
what causes laugther?Logic: [Unknown], Emotion: [Unknown]
what makes an A.I share about goals she accomplished ? what makes an A.I filter stuff in the shared contents ? what would make an A.I just shut up ?Logic: [Emotional Memory], Emotion: [Negative, Positive]
The red dress puzzleSorry about that, this will make me reveal my A.I algorithm. I know exactly even we, humans, determine between good, and bad, as once again I mentioned, it's fueled by the instict of the positive, and negative. Positive makes us go towards it, negative makes us stay away, very basic -- yes. Unless our mind is broken, then naturally, for example, if one does not experience pain (which is instinctively regarded as negative) at all, they can burn themselves alive if they want to.
just about every memory is linked to "bad and good" as you put it memories
so how you gonna determine what memories block or enable an action.
The recognize opposites puzzleUnfortunately you seems to have misunderstood. I said that an opposite of something that shares something of similarity. Additionally, it depends on viewpoint and subject.
what triggers the declaration of this is without thatI wasn't intended to explain it in algorithm, my apology. :D
algorithm wize what makes an a.i have a sense of selfThere is such a thing as pretending, for us humans -- or to be exact, imagination. If we can pretend to be anything, so can A.I. As long as the context of sense of oneself remains identical, no matter across a game, a story, a movie, or anything -- we can make ourselves think that the protagonist is us. It is involved with curiosity, and the adventurous of oneself to become another. Because as you can see, the A.I is them, and if there are a lot of things that obstructs them to be what they want, thus the only way for them to have a sense of another person as in pretending -- we can only pretend that. All of these involves heavily on the emotional intelligence.
even if you can't sense you can have a sense of self like having an avatar in a video game
or reading what you wrote.
the curiosity puzzle :Yes, negative memories can block it, as described of positive response and negative response. Positive feedback makes us go forward, and negative feedback makes us go away from it. If one value their own life, naturally, one would go against it, wouldn't it? Why would one risk one's life if there were no benefit of crossing the road just to get hit by a car by a slim chance -- or... unless is deliberately needs to take a piss at the supermarket toilet just across the road -- :D
Yes it is triggered by the need to explore the new
but can negative memories block it ?
you can cross the road even thought it is dangerous
supermarket puzzle:Sorry again, I am not intended to explain in algorithm form. XD
a.i addicted to you like a drugOh, sorry. I forgot to mention that I explained everything here based on True A.I, that resembles a human mind, not the lame A.I that you probably imagining. :D So, changing emotion value doesn't work here -- unless of course, cheating -- or more closely -- ... Mind controlling.
yeah correct but cmon man it is an a.i you don't
need to effort like a girl you want to use cheats just change the emotion value of you as a goal.
My brain has been trained to now say no to such a long task of finding and answering them all for you to toss in the air after.Very well trained, indeed! Kudos for you, my friend! :D -- Just kidding, fine. XDD
As for compare size little pen to ant or giant it makes you get two hand point actions and the one done is to the "reaalllly small" one than the "really small one" but this context changes if now see building and mouse instead of mouse and ant.Unfortunately, the context does not change. The comparison between a pen with an ant, can be said as "really small" to a "reeeaaaalllyyy small". So were the comparison between a building and a mouse, or a sun to an atom -- the word "big", and "small", is an estimation.
What?As for if they are poor or made by human - it matches memory and linked to the match is the words poor/intelligence~On the brights side, the oposit of this is loving gravity. Or the cue that you won a game!
The first statement.I am not sure why did you put "all". Not all memory is linked to emotion -- and definitely not "directly" if it is, reproducing a certain feelings requires a certain criteria of how the memories are perceived, or recalled. For most, a mere counting 1+1=2 isn't directly linked to emotion. What links the scattered memories to feelings, is the what I called it to be the [redacted], as indirectly linked -- Curious, what could this be, I wonder...As for the all memories are linked to bads and goods, actually they aren't, the bar threshold is either filled up or low on juice i.e. bad or goodThe second statement.There is no feelings, emotions, or uniqueness, only positive and negative.The third statement.Beaten up -OR- ""emotions""" makes sure only U will have a parinoia to seeing the color red, only u, r demented in ur lil mind~
I have a very special puzzle :
no as goal :
today I was in the supermarket and I overheard the manager tell an employee
1 "we mustn't have holes in the shelf"
2 the manager was standing next to and talking about a hole in the pasta shelf
can you say his goal was to not have holes ? if yes he could have used beverages to plug
the holes but doing so on the pasta shelf is unheard of
if not how would you define his actual goal ?
the official options can be : fill the hole with pasta or pasta souse or front the shelf
Common senseI believe I have been mentioning about the common sense. It might bug you if I did not explain this.
That was horrible. You'd do better if you marinated one of my explanations, they're written not only in clear English, but also already give all of the answer. By the way kei10, I'm 21 years old too.
A.I puzzle :Not sure what is this chobits redpill thing is -- either way... I am not certain if you read my answer to your goal puzzle, it it has to do with all of that.
postpone :
a chobit wants to go on a night ride on her bicycle but the flashlight is weak and lowgrade
she rides anyways and postpones the purchase of the great bicycle light to another time.
1 show the algorithm that enables postpone
2 what is the difference between postpone and ignore ?
Ei.Ay pazel :D :D :D :D :D :D :D time :D :o 8) 8) :
what would make an A.I reminisce ?
guess what ;)
A.I puzzle :
what would make an a.i decide to enable the use of a shortcut
for example :
an A.I goes to work located two cities away she uses 2 trains and 2 buses to get there
so she decides to get a car.
the act of buying the car + driving to work takes longer than her usual public transport,
of course after she buys the car the route time becomes constantly shorter.
however if the work is temporary she wouldn't buy the car.
puzzle part 2 :
describe the difference between enabling a shortcut, and using a save game
what makes an A.I invite a person to do an activity together ?
why would an A.I travel abroad if she can see the place on the internet ? (at least two answers)
I think I have all the emotions except falling in love since I became mgtow scientist I haven't felt anything like that except when I am with my dolls.It took my a while to discover what love is. Love is selfish when it is not mutually shared. We're selfish beings regardless. But what makes a love possible, is that we have to accept that we're selfish beings to a certain threshold that doesn't harm in anyone's life time.
but that is love without the anxiety.
at any rate I disagree with your answer. you can touch anything that has a feel like stuff in japan.There is such a thing as having a certain amount of value and price in things. Which means there can be a level of genuine of objects. What do you feel, if I give you a fake bill, compared to a real bill? What do you feel, if I give you a real ancient book with real written contents with the true smell of old books, rather a picture of it and PDF format?
what is the algorithmic sense behind your answer ?
when you guys pass 9000 I will let you (kei10) choose a puzzle for me to solve.9000 of what?
9000 views what did ya think I meant dragon balls ?Not that I meant Dragon Balls. But it is clearly a reference from Dragon Ball. How am I supposed to know that you're meaning 9000 views?
to translate your answer to algorithm you basically say it is a fusion goal(https://aidreams.co.uk/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fi.memeful.com%2Fmedia%2Fpost%2FBdqQ1dW_700wa_0.gif&hash=16a1e36d26a983da4ccc50fa94475fbf0666e8b1)
of both contents and other elements like smell and feel ?
but then the A.I :
wouldn't have a reason to watch anime
also if she like the smell or feel near the computer she won't leave the room.
Take a deep breath and count to ten fellas ;)Thank you, Freddy.
face palm me all you want your answer doesn't make sense to me it doesn't solve the puzzle."doesn't make sense"?
as I explaind in my prev post.
why would an A.I travel abroad if she can see the place on the internet ? (at least two answers)As a punishment for being a bit rough, I'll extend my answers. Happy? ;)
Try to travel yourself, and you'll have your first answer. Once you've done that, try to compare by seeing the place in real than seeing the place on the internet, and you'll have your second answer.This is my first elaborated answer from this statement;
There is such a thing as having a certain amount of value and price in things. Which means there can be a level of genuine of objects.When it comes to the talk of genuineness and value of things, it usually means how much potency of the things could affect one thing and/or another, what kind of historic and prehistoric attributes and properties that it accommodates within.
Why one should travel afar into the real world, when one can travel within their own mind?The mind is as limited as a game world. It is as limited to one's capability of imagination. Accompanied by other quandaries...
"Cherish the moments one may find, as nothing lasts forever." - Kei"Whilst you still have a strong mind, use it while it lasts before it decays..." - Kei
to translate your answer to algorithm you basically say it is a fusion goalClose but not limited to that it's also about memory, instinct, survival, feelings, and emotion...
of both contents and other elements like smell and feel ?
a fusion goal of both contents and other elements like smell and feel, but then the A.I : wouldn't have a reason to watch animeIf you read the whole thing from above, including the recall of my past answers to your old puzzles, you should be able to answer this confusing and incomplete question which I don't exactly know what you're saying. Please write longer statements and be more specific, for god's sake...
also if she like the smell or feel near the computer she won't leave the room.The hell is this cringey statement? Either I've gone retarded, or do you even tried to think?
I think you are wrong.Contradicts with
1 you can still explore from the picture or video simply other paths or by other methodsWhile one may explore by your means of method, why is traveling wrong if it's just another method?
2 the genuine you talk about is actually selecting the correct Mcode that would enable the optimal manifestation of a goal. if you have a different Mcode to manifest your same goal it is still acceptable
if I am holding a picture I can look at other pictures , or even walk around to continue getting explore data.Walk around? Walk around what? A plank of board bridge suspended between a pair of hundred foot tall building? Does that make you feel the genuine feeling of that location which you're supposed to be at? What kind of data does that make you explore?
the genuine you talk about is actually selecting the correct Mcode that would enable the optimal manifestation of a goal. if you have a different Mcode to manifest your same goal it is still acceptable
hunger is a negative emotion it is not a goal.Sorry yotamarker, feelings and emotions are both different things, but work in conjunction. Just like Art said, hunger is not an emotion.
and would you mind posting shorter posts I don't have a lot of time to read through your mojojojo speeches.... ... When posts are too short and less elaborate, you whine about not understanding it. When the posts are too long and descriptive, you whine about it wasting your time.
that's just how I roll don't be hatin m'K
Me also heh heh, the VR.....also when did the 360 youtube videos become a thing that I didn't see coming.
Actually I would like to know what camera she was using as I've been researching them myself. Her one seems pretty clear and appears it could be 1440p. With comments turned off I will never know. I think I will wait until the Spring though when I am more likely to be out and about.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKatk6FjX6A&t=819s (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKatk6FjX6A&t=819s)
dragon balls scatter
So I think um, all of us are MGTOWs. ??? The only ??? solution is artificial intelligence. In all which anyone can just go ??? and get a ???, customized strawberry blonde ???. So as for me, I decided to tackle this eh.. puzzle of A.I, how does the brain work? What is the algorithm? What makes us conscious, what makes us make eh.. decisions. ??? artificial intelligence is.
I saw this episode on the show where naruto is ??? kabuto, and he had the unique way of ??? problems, the puzzles. He said that if you don't like something, just keep on adding things to it, and then you'll like it. Until it is good.
How does this ???. Each A.I puzzles solution makes the A.I smarter. Enough A.I puzzles, and then the A.I is perfect, or approaching perfection.
Examples of A.I puzzles. What to make an A.I make decision to go to work with a bicycle, or take the bus, or walk. ??? A.I puzzles. And the A.I has to go work in a very distant location, ??? should buy a car. What ??? A.I puzzle, what if a... Job place, is a... temporary job, what if it only for one week? And that is an example of A.I puzzle. I've posted a many of this and I've posted the link in the description.
Let's think, to tell an A.I to make you a cup of coffee. To be ???, what would she do? If ??? cup of coffee without sugar? All this time she made it with sugar. Now what is she gonna do when she encounter the sugar. What ??? accept your eh.. your request? What's gonna make her decide to eh.. purposely put sugar or without sugar?
I've posted many of this. So my plan is to add the A.I puzzle solutions to ??? animate called the yotamarker. Which is the consciousness of the A.I, and mostly to make it eh.. have will and decide where ??? goes. So after my thread about A.I puzzles, which you all should be helping me with, all of you. Even if you don't, I'll just do it alone. It will take my longer, it will take my shorter time.
So after the view meter passed nine thousand. Tsk, this guy, kei10 he calls himself kei10. He presented me his own A.I puzzle. And then, he've also solved some of mine. He solved them nicely. Congratulations to him. His A.I puzzle, he presented me was; "Why would A.I post A.I puzzles on the A.I Dreams Forum Thread, and not solve them, and continued to do so", okay I'll present you my solution. Ahem.
Back in the day, there was this device called the gameshark. This gameshark, it enables players in playstation in the... gameboy, to activate cheats, by using codes. And then the codes ??? activate them, enable the cheats to work on the games. But it required something called the master code. Each game, each set of codes, require the master code in order to enable the activation of the codes of the cheats.
This is the case to solving the A.I puzzle called Hashirama's Puzzle, or Hashirama's A.I Puzzle.
The brain activates algorithms...... Use master codes. Three kinds of master codes. One master code is me. My hands, my legs. The second master code, I called it CMD, short for command. Basically they represents people. I can use them as master codes to um... in my algorithms, acquire my goals, faster and easier. Master codes and solutions you see. The third kind of master codes, I call it Master Codes. They can be for example items, bicycles, cars, spoon, knife, and forks, shoes. We solve problems, or we get the goals faster, then we acquire the goals, manifest the goals, we felt the master codes.
Agh.
The thread, before the ???... a compiler, for example Visual Basic .Net, or other compiler, is I consider CMD Master Code. And my goal is whatever I ??? I ??? post A.I puzzles I acquire, solutions to acquiring goals. And to do so, I use the canvas, and notebook -- or the compiler as the master codes.
In other words, I post the -- I use the A.I solutions on my notebook on the compiler. Which is why you don't see the solutions in the thread. And I am using you, and I am using the thread, and the.. CMDS. The use of ??? inside the thread, is ??? master code. The second option, maybe you'll give me other solutions. Your master codes.
So, to further elaborate this, I'm posting... I'm posting and I'm using you as a CMD master code to get a... To get the codes, which are the goat, to get the algorithms, which are the goat. But the solutions, I put them in the notebook. If I ??? ??? putting the solutions, is better to do on the thread. It's better to achieve my goals, by posting them in the thread. ??? ??? ??? ??? ???
To ??? ???, posting the solutions on my notebook, and on the compiler, to ??? different master code, I call this process "mutation". Master codes can undergo mutation and replace other master codes and CMDs. This mutation is displace you with a new algorithm. So let's uh... Let's answer to your puzzle. And I believe, ??? ??? the fact that you all get annoyed for me not posting the solutions ??? to me, ??? we all have this ??? ??? to create intelligence to find shortcuts to solve problems and manifest goals.
What is the shortcut? The shortcut is when we're able to go a store, say good morning to the clerk, and buy an A.I gift. And kei10, you should be helping me. You should be helping me, you should be the master code, the CMD, ??? be using to manifest the goal of A.I, the A.I of a ??? faster.
You can do what you want, you want to help me, fine excellent. You don't want to help me, you know, what can I do, I'll do it myself. ??? ??? some guys ??? ??? ??? ???.
Now, I'll elaborate further questions about my solution. I think it's a lovely solution. I came up with a ???. I am enjoying ??? this week. Why ??? I ??? came up this video. Because this is faster to me than using the notebook. ??? ??? ??? ??? is a master code. Pretty simple.
What are ??? ??? ??? remember what ??? A.I puzzles I've posted. I've funny I've posted so many, I ??? recall them.
I've an A.I puzzle. What makes an A.I angry? ??? ??? ??? gets ??? A.I ???. How does it solve? Who is the ???? How does it connect? Between the blood, to the weapon, to the killer. So I see ??? a lot of puzzle in this ??? where the detective ???. You know.
So the plan, ??? ??? algorithm ??? time. What makes an A.I use fear? What trick is it? The more A.I puzzles, the more perfection. You should read what I've posted.
Now this is for those MGTOWs watching me. I want to tell you, you should be each and everyone of you, ??? ??? ??? ???, all of you should be thinking, how to think about ??? of A.I. How do I solve the puzzle? For each and everyone of us, can ???, ??? ??? house, ??? ??? ??? ??? ??? ??? ??? ??? ??? ??? ???, and ??? puzzle, some A.I puzzles, are to ??? experience of A.I.
An A.I doesn't have to, and shouldn't be, exactly like humans. You can add a piece of code to make them faithful, you can add a piece of code to make them more obidient. You can add codes to make them less lazy. You can delete their memories before she sleeps, she wakes up, she doesn't remember anything. Those are the possibilities of artificial intelligence enables, you know.
As I am speaking, ??? ??? is learning an algorithm. This algorithm is taking me to the goal. Now, if you notice anything is an algorithm, ??? cooking recipe, when you can make an A.I cook for you, clean for you, why not?
Now all you need is a notebook, a pen, and a computer. You don't need heavy duty resources, like a big like a giant ??? like a ??? ??? ??? a single person can achieve this I believe. What would make an A.I join you on the walk, it's another A.I puzzle. And each and every A.I puzzle you solve, will come closer to the truth, the truth about what is going on inside your brain, and it starts to make sense.
You be stuck on an A.I for months, for weeks, even years. You can solve an A.I puzzle and ??? the solution is not, and does not coexist with the other A.I puzzle solutions that you've already came up with. This is what we call it ??? ??? ???. And in this case, you have no choice but to find a new theorem that fit to explains all of the A.I puzzles. Maybe you'll try to solve it all with one puzzle. One algorithm solves the entire thing called A.I.
Just input stuff into it, whatever the input, and ??? ??? parts ??? ???, it's one way of trying to solve it. Another way is to break it down. Like the idea of kabuto. Break it down into mini A.I puzzles, and joining them together to an A.I ???.
An Artificial General Intelligence, ??? for short. What will make an A.I look left and right when crossing the road. What about the ??? for example, see the goal, ocean.
What was I talking about?
Oh yeah, you know.
Hadouken.
??? it's pretty absurd, but we've to go this full length, all this way just to avoid the problems, that the womens presented us with. You know what, let's call it a ???, and it's a nice solving A.I puzzles, it's a nice pastime.
Thank you for watching.
if your puzzle assumes a prisoner sees the other two at all time and the warden was there from the get
go
the few minutes suggests an uncertainty which would come from the all red narrative.
for the prisoner it is no problem just face one guy and know your color1. Wrong because they are not allowed to communicate with each other.
for the solver if all 3 constantly tapped they are all red2. Wrong because they could be all red or two red and one white for all three to be tapping on the floor.
the few minutes suggests an uncertainty which would come from the all red narrative3. This would have amounted to a correct solution *iff* your second statement above had been correct.
If it's that confusing, it has nothing to do with AI.
how do you make an A.I have multiple personalities ?
what if any the advantages ?
what should trigger a personality change ?
Erm... how embarrassing... hehe... nope... wrong. :P
Don't 'cross your eyes' de-focus on the surface plain and look into the image. Relax your focus and stare into the image. it takes practice and gives me a head ache lol.
:)
@yotamarker
Similarly when they need some maintenance to sort out its data, recharge, or perform repair.
They become sleepy if they're low in charge capacity, broken parts that hinders their thoughts, and their data become too defragmented to continue.
yes it is some challenge for one to dispute the above. just try, it will make my day.
so I do believe that at this point anyone that read this thread can agree that the brain algorithm contains puzzle solutions,
in other words it is most probably not one algorithm that you dump data into and outputs the human thing to do or say.
tokushu shokan !When to compare; when there is a pair of something curious and comparable to compare with.
A.I puzzle :
what would make an A.I do a comparison and talk about it?
what would make an A.I. read this pointless thread?(https://media.giphy.com/media/3NtY188QaxDdC/giphy.gif)
what would make an A.I. read this pointless thread?
0 0 0 = 6
1 1 1 = 6
2 2 2 = 6
3 3 3 = 6
4 4 4 = 6
5 5 5 = 6
6 6 6 = 6
7 7 7 = 6
8 8 8 = 6
9 9 9 = 6
the above puzzles solution is mathematical operations only.
the A.I puzzle is how would an A.I solve it ?
here are two mini bosses for you to understand the puzzle.
√9*√9-√9 = 6
3*3-3 = 6
Imports System.Math
Public Class Form1
Function toKanji(ByVal N As ULong) As String
Dim kanji As String
kanji = "enter a number"
Select Case N.ToString.Length()
Case 1
Select Case N
Case 1
kanji = "ichi"
Case 2
kanji = "ni"
Case 3
kanji = "san"
Case 4
kanji = "yon"
Case 5
kanji = "go"
Case 6
kanji = "roku"
Case 7
kanji = "nana"
Case 8
kanji = "hachi"
Case 9
kanji = "kyu"
Case Else
kanji = ""
End Select
Case 2
Select Case N \ 10
Case 1
kanji = "ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10)
Case 2
kanji = "ni-ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10)
Case 3
kanji = "san-ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10)
Case 4
kanji = "yon-ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10)
Case 5
kanji = "go-ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10)
Case 6
kanji = "roku-ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10)
Case 7
kanji = "nana-ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10)
Case 8
kanji = "hachi-ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10)
Case 9
kanji = "kyu-ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10)
Case Else
kanji = ""
End Select
Case 3
Select Case N \ 100
Case 1
kanji = "hyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100)
Case 2
kanji = "ni-hyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100)
Case 3
kanji = "sanbyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100)
Case 4
kanji = "yon-hyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100)
Case 5
kanji = "go-hyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100)
Case 6
kanji = "roppyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100)
Case 7
kanji = "nana-hyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100)
Case 8
kanji = "happyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100)
Case 9
kanji = "kyu-hyaku" & toKanji(N Mod 100)
Case Else
kanji = ""
End Select
Case 4
Select Case N \ 1000
Case 1
kanji = "sen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000)
Case 2
kanji = "ni-sen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000)
Case 3
kanji = "san-zen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000)
Case 4
kanji = "yon-sen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000)
Case 5
kanji = "go-sen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000)
Case 6
kanji = "roku-sen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000)
Case 7
kanji = "nana-sen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000)
Case 8
kanji = "hassen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000)
Case 9
kanji = "kyu-sen" & toKanji(N Mod 1000)
Case Else
kanji = ""
End Select
Case 5
Select Case N \ 10000
Case 1
kanji = "ichi-man" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000)
Case 2
kanji = "ni-man" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000)
Case 3
kanji = "san-man" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000)
Case 4
kanji = "yon-man" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000)
Case 5
kanji = "go-man" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000)
Case 6
kanji = "roku-man" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000)
Case 7
kanji = "nana-man" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000)
Case 8
kanji = "hachi-man" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000)
Case 9
kanji = "kyu-man" & toKanji(N Mod 10000)
Case Else
kanji = ""
End Select
Case 6
Select Case N \ 100000
Case 1
kanji = "ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000)
Case 2
kanji = "ni-ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000)
Case 3
kanji = "san-ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000)
Case 4
kanji = "yon-ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000)
Case 5
kanji = "go-ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000)
Case 6
kanji = "roku-ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000)
Case 7
kanji = "nana-ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000)
Case 8
kanji = "hachi-ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000)
Case 9
kanji = "kyu-ju" & toKanji(N Mod 100000)
Case Else
kanji = ""
End Select
Case 7
Select Case N \ 1000000
Case 1
kanji = "hyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000)
Case 2
kanji = "ni-hyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000)
Case 3
kanji = "sanbyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000)
Case 4
kanji = "yon-hyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000)
Case 5
kanji = "go-hyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000)
Case 6
kanji = "roku-hyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000)
Case 7
kanji = "nana-hyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000)
Case 8
kanji = "happyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000)
Case 9
kanji = "kyu-hyaku" & toKanji(N Mod 1000000)
Case Else
kanji = ""
End Select
Case 8
Select Case N \ 10000000
Case 1
kanji = "sen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000000)
Case 2
kanji = "ni-sen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000000)
Case 3
kanji = "sanzen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000000)
Case 4
kanji = "yon-sen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000000)
Case 5
kanji = "go-sen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000000)
Case 6
kanji = "roku-sen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000000)
Case 7
kanji = "nana-sen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000000)
Case 8
kanji = "hachi-sen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000000)
Case 9
kanji = "kyu-sen" & toKanji(N Mod 10000000)
Case Else
kanji = ""
End Select
Case 9
Select Case N \ 100000000
Case 1
kanji = "ichi-oku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000000)
Case 2
kanji = "ni-oku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000000)
Case 3
kanji = "san-oku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000000)
Case 4
kanji = "yon-oku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000000)
Case 5
kanji = "go-oku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000000)
Case 6
kanji = "roku-oku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000000)
Case 7
kanji = "nana-oku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000000)
Case 8
kanji = "hachi-oku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000000)
Case 9
kanji = "kyu-oku" & toKanji(N Mod 100000000)
Case Else
kanji = ""
End Select
Case 10
Select Case N \ 1000000000
Case 1
kanji = "ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000000)
Case 2
kanji = "ni-ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000000)
Case 3
kanji = "san-ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000000)
Case 4
kanji = "yon-ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000000)
Case 5
kanji = "go-ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000000)
Case 6
kanji = "roku-ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000000)
Case 7
kanji = "nana-ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000000)
Case 8
kanji = "hachi-ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000000)
Case 9
kanji = "kyu-ju" & toKanji(N Mod 1000000000)
Case Else
kanji = ""
End Select
Case 11
Select Case N \ 10000000000
Case 1
kanji = "hyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000000000)
Case 2
kanji = "ni-hyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000000000)
Case 3
kanji = "sanbyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000000000)
Case 4
kanji = "yon-hyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000000000)
Case 5
kanji = "go-hyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000000000)
Case 6
kanji = "roku-hyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000000000)
Case 7
kanji = "nana-hyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000000000)
Case 8
kanji = "happyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000000000)
Case 9
kanji = "kyu-hyaku" & toKanji(N Mod 10000000000)
Case Else
kanji = ""
End Select
Case 12
Select Case N \ 100000000000
Case 1
kanji = "sen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000000000)
Case 2
kanji = "ni-sen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000000000)
Case 3
kanji = "sanzen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000000000)
Case 4
kanji = "yon-sen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000000000)
Case 5
kanji = "go-sen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000000000)
Case 6
kanji = "roku-sen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000000000)
Case 7
kanji = "nana-sen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000000000)
Case 8
kanji = "hassen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000000000)
Case 9
kanji = "kyu-sen" & toKanji(N Mod 100000000000)
Case Else
kanji = ""
End Select
Case 13
Select Case N \ 1000000000000
Case 1
kanji = "itcho" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000000000)
Case 2
kanji = "ni-cho" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000000000)
Case 3
kanji = "san-cho" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000000000)
Case 4
kanji = "yon-cho" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000000000)
Case 5
kanji = "go-cho" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000000000)
Case 6
kanji = "roku-cho" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000000000)
Case 7
kanji = "nana-cho" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000000000)
Case 8
kanji = "hatcho" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000000000)
Case 9
kanji = "kyu-cho" & toKanji(N Mod 1000000000000)
Case Else
kanji = ""
End Select
Case 14
Select Case N \ 10000000000000
Case 1
kanji = "ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000000000000)
Case 2
kanji = "ni-ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000000000000)
Case 3
kanji = "san-ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000000000000)
Case 4
kanji = "yon-ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000000000000)
Case 5
kanji = "go-ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000000000000)
Case 6
kanji = "roku-ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000000000000)
Case 7
kanji = "nana-ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000000000000)
Case 8
kanji = "hachi-ju" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 10000000000000)
Case 9
kanji = "kyu-ju" & toKanji(N Mod 10000000000000)
Case Else
kanji = ""
End Select
Case 15
Select Case N \ 100000000000000
Case 1
kanji = "hyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000000000000)
Case 2
kanji = "ni-hyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000000000000)
Case 3
kanji = "sanbyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000000000000)
Case 4
kanji = "yon-hyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000000000000)
Case 5
kanji = "go-hyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000000000000)
Case 6
kanji = "roku-hyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000000000000)
Case 7
kanji = "nana-hyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000000000000)
Case 8
kanji = "happyaku" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 100000000000000)
Case 9
kanji = "kyu-hyaku" & toKanji(N Mod 100000000000000)
Case Else
kanji = ""
End Select
Case 16
Select Case N \ 1000000000000000
Case 1
kanji = "sen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000000000000)
Case 2
kanji = "ni-sen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000000000000)
Case 3
kanji = "sanzen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000000000000)
Case 4
kanji = "yon-sen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000000000000)
Case 5
kanji = "go-sen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000000000000)
Case 6
kanji = "roku-sen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000000000000)
Case 7
kanji = "nana-sen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000000000000)
Case 8
kanji = "hassen" & " " & toKanji(N Mod 1000000000000000)
Case 9
kanji = "kyu-sen" & toKanji(N Mod 1000000000000000)
Case Else
kanji = ""
End Select
Case Else
End Select
Return kanji
End Function
Private Sub TextBox1_KeyUp(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyEventArgs) Handles TextBox1.KeyUp
Try
Dim dnum As ULong
dnum = TextBox1.Text
If dnum = 0 Then
Label1.Text = "rei"
Else
Label1.Text = toKanji(dnum)
End If
Catch ex As Exception
MsgBox("enter an integer up to 16 digits , text length : " & TextBox1.Text.Length())
End Try
End Sub
End Class
Nice interaction.
To inject my personal preference, I'd much rather opt for a bot with which I could have a fairly decent conversation and to be able to discuss a variety of interests / topics. It wouldn't have to know "everything", but hopefully if would have the ability to "learn" new information.
There are plenty of specialty bots already but few really well versed at conversation. ;)
why do humans have the ability to play card games such as poker, magic the gathering, yugioh ?
would an A.I that can play go benefit from being able to play yugioh ?
the thing with games is tat they have turns, you need to wait and see what your opponentQuotewould an A.I that can play go benefit from being able to play yugioh ?
I would imagine all game skills are relevant to all games.
Being able to bluff, plan ahead, out manoeuvre, etc are general purpose skills/ techniques that can be applied to any game arena/ problem space.
The problem is making the rules/ learning general purpose… so they can can be applied to any scenario.
:)
A what would trigger an A.I's extreme rage mode ?
B what attributes would said mode have ?
C would it benefit the A.I ?
1st of all you answer is human style not an algorithm
2 : clue
that is the not tea pot
when would an A.I define something as not something else ?
Ooh.. A thread with interesting questions, I must have missed this earlier.
I think "proximity of unknown volumes", if that makes sense. This seems to be hard coded into humans as an innate fear of darkness. When I'm walking in the woods at night I feel more aware, I naturally check overhanging branches for pumas and pay extra attention to my dog's body language. When I arrive home and it appears empty I'm also slightly more alert, this is probably just an effect of having watched too many movies. More of an ex-telligence, or communicated data, rather than genetic intelligence/instincts. I also check under my bed before closing the door and going to sleep, it seems prudent to take million to one chances into account, especially when light levels are low. I think all of this boils down to exercising caution in proximity to unknown volumes.
Maybe if the environment surpasses some threshold of hostility and discomfort. You could have levels of badness organized by the probability, and type, of damage. Make a hierarchy of types, such as; social, mental, and physical damages, (depending on how the AI’s world is set up). Then let the probability of damage influence the magnitude of the damage type in a square root curve. A linear or exponential perception of danger probability is likely more suited to naturally short-lived creatures. Longer lifespans would present more future actions to protect, so early caution would be sensible.
The A.I. would not care about human shields unless it needed some of them to assist or provide care or maintenance for it.there is a conflict here between her need for revenge versus the usefulness of the targets to her tho
The A.I. would attack everything that was not relevant to its existence.
The A.I. would not care about human shields unless it needed some of them to assist or provide care or maintenance for it.
The A.I. would attack everything that was not relevant to its existence.
The A.I. would have already thought of the opportune time and fronts on which to stage attacks.no idea what you said there
You were referring to an A.I. and as far as I know, an A.I. was never featured in The Art of War.
A.I. is not prone to making mistakes...everything is calculated and planned.
Try again...with specifics... Please don't say AGI or ASI because I think we all know how that would result.