Well, these artificial identities need to complete a loop. Say the
artificial identity acquires an email address, phone#, a physical address, a
bank account, logs onto Amazon and purchases stuff automatically it needs to
be able to put money into its bank account. So let's say it has a low profit
I don't know if it's low-hanging fruit, but it certainly seems like it
would require AGI to have a system that could given some picture or video
input, say what some object is. And along those lines, accept verbal
instruction as to what it is if it's wrong in what it thinks. I bring
that up
If you have a *physical* address an avatar needs to *physically* be there. -
Roxxy lives here with her friend Miss Al-Fasaq the belly dancer.
Chat lines as Steve describes are not too difficult. In fact the girls
(real) on a chat site have a sheet in front of them that gives the
appropriate
Dave:No... it is equivalent to saying that the whole world can be modeled as if
everything was made up of matter
And matter is... ? Huh?
You clearly don't realise that your thinking is seriously woolly - and you will
pay a heavy price in lost time.
What are your basic world/visual-world
Mike,
We've argued about this over and over and over. I don't want to repeat
previous arguments to you.
You have no proof that the world cannot be broken down into simpler concepts
and components. The only proof you attempt to propose are your example
problems that *you* don't understand how to
1. Basic object recognition can be used in camera phones to identify people
in front or objects in front. This can be used by blind people to navigate
their environment better.
2. AGI expert systems can be used to diagnose diseases.
thanks,
Deepak
On Sun, Aug 8, 2010 at 6:40 AM, Ben Goertzel
:) what you don't realize is that patterns don't have to be strictly limited
to the actual physical structure.
In fact, the chair patterns you refer to are not strictly physical
patterns. The pattern is based on how the objects can be used, what their
intended uses probably are, and what most
Just one point about Forex, your first entry. This is purely a time series
analysis as I understand it. It is narrow AI in fact. With AGI you would
expect interviews with the executives of listed companies, just as the big
investment houses do.
AGI would be data mining of everything about a
Ian,
Be courteous-- Ben asked specifically that any arguments about which things
are narrow-ai should start a separate topic.
Yea, I did not intend to rule out any possible sources of information for
the stock market prediction task. Ben has worked on a system which looked on
the web for chatter
Ben
On Sat, Aug 7, 2010 at 6:10 PM, Ben Goertzel b...@goertzel.org wrote:
I need to substantiate the case for such AGI
technology by making an argument for high-value apps.
There is interesting hidden value in some stuff. In the case of Dr. Eliza,
it provide a communication pathway to sick
There is nothing visual or physical or geometric or quasi geometric about what
you're saying - no shapes or forms whatsoever to your idea of patterns or
chair or sitting. Given an opportunity to discuss physical concretes - and
what actually physically constitutes a chair, or any other
OK Ben is then one step ahead of Forex. Point is time series analysis,
although it is narrow AI can be extremely powerful. The situation about *
sentiment* is different from that of Poker where there is a single
adversary bluffing. A time series analysis encompasses the *ensemble* of
different
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