[agi] Re: Isn't "Pooling" basically "Activation Function" !?

2020-06-09 Thread Fengyang Sun
Actually I agree with that "pooling" is like a type of transformation function, 
or a type of specific convolutional  kernel with specific fixed weights instead 
of being updated by BP. 
The "activation function" you described above is more like, in my opinion, a 
filter that pass the big objects and ignore small details, which is also 
similar with meaning of "convolution".
More common view on "pooling" is that it is a "down sampling", to filter the 
information as attention mechanism. 
By the way, there are many different pooling ways, in which "max pooling" is 
one of  the most common used. 
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[agi] Re: Isn't "Pooling" basically "Activation Function" !?

2020-06-09 Thread immortal . discoveries
Don't any of you even know or have an opinion? ..
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Re: [agi] Mindlessness.

2020-06-09 Thread immortal . discoveries
The damn good thing is that even if our economy and hardware twindle, humans 
still retain the seed/ wisdom. We know how to build nividea computers, AI 
algorithms, etc.

The human genome and a AI algorithm are MUCH smaller than the army force is 
creates. A human cell's DNA is so tiny. It grows into the body/  economy. It's 
all there. After millennia of evolution.
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Re: [agi] Uhm, Does Consciousness Collapse the Wave Function?

2020-06-09 Thread John Rose
Insects could isomorphically compress into much smaller models.

Let's say there's an AGI Demoscene. Anyone ever do Demoscene? 64K AGI I would 
say allocate 2-4K to consciousnesses synthesis. Assuming an advanced quantum 
computer system not like the model T's they're pioneering now. Though I just 
read about someone entangling 15 trillion atoms technology is moving.. Though 
even a protoAGI classical mathematical model in code you could say that's 64K 
of pure intelligence but really some of it would be consciousness... and 
memory. Is memory intelligence? It's a part of it.
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Re: [agi] Uhm, Does Consciousness Collapse the Wave Function?

2020-06-09 Thread Matt Mahoney
On Tue, Jun 9, 2020, 5:48 AM John Rose  wrote:

> Conscious systems are more efficient than non. Communication is enhanced.
> Conscious agents can predict other similarly conscious agents behavior and
> make decisions based on those predictions with confidence.
>
> Take two systems of ants, one natural and the other p zombie robots. Will
> the emergent structure of the anthill be as efficient as with the p
> zombies? There is a complex systems barrier.
>

So by consciousness you mean intelligence, as measured by prediction
accuracy. This accounts for efficient communication because that depends on
predicting what the recipient already knows and only transmitting the
difference.

Intelligence depends on knowledge and computing power. So now we can
address insect consciousness by estimating their intelligence relative to
humans. Human brains are a million times larger, so we can assume a million
times more operations per second and storage capacity. Human knowledge is
on the order of 10^9 bits, half inherited and half learned and stored in
long term memory. Insects can't be trained and have less than 100 bits for
stuff like bees remembering where they found pollen to tell the hive.

Inherited knowledge is about 10-30 times greater. The human genome is 3 Gb.
No mammal has less than 2 Gb. Insects range from 91 Mb to over 7 Gb.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21877225/


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[agi] Re: AGI Guaranteed to Think

2020-06-09 Thread John Rose
Uhm, I don't know how to break the news to ya... MSIE is all but dead. Might 
want to go with Edge or Chrome or something. Just a heads up.
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[agi] AGI Guaranteed to Think

2020-06-09 Thread A.T. Murray
Ghost in the Machine has been renamed "Ghost Strong AI Guaranteed to Think
with MSIE" to stimulate attempts at rebuttal from Netizens who doubt such a
claim. To prove the claim false, one must define what thinking is, and then
see if the Ghost.html achieves satisfaction of the definition of thinking.
If thinking is defined as the mental association from concept to concept
and the expression of the resulting idea in a natural language such as
English or Latin or Russian, the it becomes quite obvious that the claim is
true, because the JavaScript AI forms concepts and discusses ideas in
various human languages.

http://ai.neocities.org/EnThink.html -- JavaScript AI thinking in English.

http://ai.neocities.org/LaThink.html -- JavaScript AI thinking in Latin.

http://ai.neocities.org/RuThink.html -- JavaScript AI thinking in Russian.

https://groups.google.com/d/msg/comp.lang.javascript/xbRzUDuPyXQ/tBSVXvObAgAJ

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Re: [agi] Uhm, Does Consciousness Collapse the Wave Function?

2020-06-09 Thread John Rose
Gods may be emergent structures in the complex systems of societies. 
Essentially state machines that govern individual behavior to some extent 
automating some of our decisions until... And these emergent gods go through 
cycles as mortals rebel. Then there's the gods god.. wait, this was supposed to 
be a pursuit of wave function collapse WTF? ... maybe AGI will be a Gods' God.  
AGGI :)
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Re: [agi] Uhm, Does Consciousness Collapse the Wave Function?

2020-06-09 Thread immortal . discoveries
So that's why I hear a cheerful Ho Ho Ho over my house during the winter.

All things are alive, not just animals. It's up to you what you want to murder 
and up to them to stop you. Thinking in a brain or computer doesn't do anything 
different than an ordinary algorithm but what the swarm does as of a result.
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Re: [agi] Uhm, Does Consciousness Collapse the Wave Function?

2020-06-09 Thread stefan.reich.maker.of.eye via AGI
> An observer is any
measuring device with at least one bit of memory.

This

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Re: [agi] Uhm, Does Consciousness Collapse the Wave Function?

2020-06-09 Thread Bill Hibbard via AGI

On Tue, 9 Jun 2020, John Rose wrote:

Miles Davis said that the gods don't punish people by not giving them what
they want. The gods punish people, he said, by giving them what they want
and then not giving them time.


Cool, I hadn't heard that quote. Could just be that the gods
punish people by giving them what they want. And that's why
the gods are laughing.

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Re: [agi] Uhm, Does Consciousness Collapse the Wave Function?

2020-06-09 Thread John Rose
Conscious systems are more efficient than non. Communication is enhanced. 
Conscious agents can predict other similarly conscious agents behavior and make 
decisions based on those predictions with confidence.

Take two systems of ants, one natural and the other p zombie robots. Will the 
emergent structure of the anthill be as efficient as with the p zombies? There 
is a complex systems barrier.
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