[keghn]

 It seem like you are more in the chatbot area of AI @Kei10. @BF33 and me are more into the robotic area of AI?
 Starting so high up on the ladder has benefits and drawbacks.

[kei10]

@keghn
Seriously? I don't know how you came up with that, when the title of my post is "True AI", not "Chat Bot"... And Chatter Bot does has no relationship with compounds and molecules.

[keghn]

 Sorry. But their are a lot of who think a chat bot can be turned into a true AI. IBM Watson is a Chatbot. It is just
different  route to do it.

[kei10]

Hmm, I surely don't think anyone tries to use chemical and chemistry to create a chat bot. Do you? Once again, I am not working on a chatter bot.

[LOCKSUIT]

There are those people out there that think you can create a chatbot and create human mind, or that you can make a human mind in a iphone without a baby body learnin n all hint hint. I do agree that I have skimmed on a idea and have it in my big note that a chatbot like algorithm could learn/pre-installed with words and actually work with anyone's input by the words being linked and like "hello where is the nuke" matches to words stored which are linked to words stored and has them linked in the right order ec. nuke-atom-question-add-....

Kei is doing the robo route. Some of his scribbles show the 3D-izer and 3D sandbox, shells, positive & negative TRIGS, but don't show sensory OR motory storage or attention components nor their metadata.

My Master Schematic is in progress! You will all be impressed!

[keghn]

 I just got a raspberry PI 3 B. And it is going to be the brain of my project.

[8pla.net]

The CPU is the brain, and the motherboard is the backbone.

[LOCKSUIT]

If you create a hardware brain it actually doesn't use no CPU nor a computer algorithm.

Simply the CPU, given a algorithm, is simulating instead. But a real brain - no CPU, no code - the functions happen at the actual place/locations inside of the brain and happen in the form of particles.

Now go, make a real brain - in a computer = mind blown apart. Does such have application? If I thought it does then I thought so for a reason - it matched - it must. Well, may.

[Art]

Oh boy....

[LOCKSUIT]

What?

[kei10]

If you create a hardware brain it actually doesn't use no CPU nor a computer algorithm.

Simply the CPU, given a algorithm, is simulating instead. But a real brain - no CPU, no code - the functions happen at the actual place/locations inside of the brain and happen in the form of particles.

Now go, make a real brain - in a computer = mind blown apart. Does such have application? If I thought it does then I thought so for a reason - it matched - it must. Well, may.

@LOCKSUIT
Art and including myself are dumbfounded by what you've said.

Sigh...

[keghn]

laptop, notebook, PC can have a choice or Operating System, OS.
 There is Windows, Mac's Apple, and Linux. I use the Linux OS and just as good as Window or apples OS.
 The Raspberry PI can can handle a full size Linux OS with no skimping on a complete computer that will
fit in you hand. And Ii gain GPIO pins, on the side of the computer, to control a bunch of robot motors.
 So I am going to move my Linux OS from my laptop and put on my Raspberry computer. With a 256 gigabyte flash thumb
drive. and another 8 gigabyte micro card to hold the Linux OS.
 
 Here is somebody else's work:   


https://www.oreilly.com/learning/how-to-build-a-robot-that-sees-with-100-and-tensorflow

[LOCKSUIT]

No I still don't get it, do you: you know what i said, didnt know, or are saying it is totally wrong?

[keghn]

 When AGI come to be a  true Thing, whe need to look back to the computer. What a great invention. It is  A super flexible
machine.
 They talk about making a dedicated hardware for a AGI brain  called neuromorphic brain, like TrueNorth. that are
algorithms carved in hardware: 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TrueNorth

 Will neuromorphic be as flexible as a computer? That is the question i ask my self.

[kei10]

Now if it is tested and compared, we will get that answer in the future.