Recently I was thinking wait, discovery, which is what AGI is all about, isn't just generating an answer or just generating a translation, but also recognition, because if you give it images of cancer and it recognizes cancer when you don't, it does a better job than you, which is what we want too.
I'm trying to think, can recognizing cancer with greater accuracy require making answers and translations though. Because a typo word can still match the stored word ex. 'elihnt' = 'elephant', but to recognize it you may need to do 'elihnt' = 'elephant' = 'animal', or 'elihnt' = 'elephant' = 'elephant land' = 'mammal land'. "Discovery" is in essence the next state/generation of our homeworld and death to the old version. A translation or extension is what leads to a *new* next adding to itself. Recognization of something previously not recognizable, is, in essence, a new translation or extension as well. Translation, recognition, and entailment are all the same thing, you find the similar node in memory and that can be it exactly, or a typo, or a similar word, or its parent node it (ex. dog) helps create (dog ate). By using more data / patterns, it is able to more accurately determine what nodes get how much attention. The brain is always trying to collect/ emerge and then merge more data so it can emerge its future. To do that, its node attentions decide what it will merge/emerge. And that, takes a node and emerges by either match, typo, translation, or parents. ------------------------------------------ Artificial General Intelligence List: AGI Permalink: https://agi.topicbox.com/groups/agi/Td2287eb2b142cb0b-M29ac5c1ded36b78b424a9c8d Delivery options: https://agi.topicbox.com/groups/agi/subscription
