Name: Anonymous 2011-07-01 19:36
nobody was able to program AI in convential languages for example
* C based on bytes
* Lisp based on lists
* PHP based on strings
* Haskell based on fibonacci numbers
* Prolog based on first order logic
I figured out why. You need alangauge based on thoughts. So I invent:
plato based on thoughts
This languages fundamental data structure is thought. and here is a sample "hello wordl" program which actually understands what the world is an geninuely experiences saying hello to it:
<self> <--sensory experience--> <world>
<self> <--things I want to do--> <objective: greet the world>
Both commands are declarative; the first command establishes the concept of self within the world. the second gives the AI a strong compulsion to actually "greet" the world. When exectude the AI thinks for a while about the best way to do that. It usually prints "Hello world" but sometimes it prints other things like "greetings world" and so on Most important it experiences the act. using the mind induction debugging too, I was abel to put myself in place of the AI when it was running - to feel how it felt. Obviously these debugging tools (Which I have made myself) are very a dangerous beta so i wouldn't recommend them comercially.
* C based on bytes
* Lisp based on lists
* PHP based on strings
* Haskell based on fibonacci numbers
* Prolog based on first order logic
I figured out why. You need alangauge based on thoughts. So I invent:
plato based on thoughts
This languages fundamental data structure is thought. and here is a sample "hello wordl" program which actually understands what the world is an geninuely experiences saying hello to it:
<self> <--sensory experience--> <world>
<self> <--things I want to do--> <objective: greet the world>
Both commands are declarative; the first command establishes the concept of self within the world. the second gives the AI a strong compulsion to actually "greet" the world. When exectude the AI thinks for a while about the best way to do that. It usually prints "Hello world" but sometimes it prints other things like "greetings world" and so on Most important it experiences the act. using the mind induction debugging too, I was abel to put myself in place of the AI when it was running - to feel how it felt. Obviously these debugging tools (Which I have made myself) are very a dangerous beta so i wouldn't recommend them comercially.