Posts from Actaea

You can suggest your ideas as well, if any come up, right?

That's why I created this thread. My brain is fried, and my imagination isn't working very well, so it needs support from other minds.

I agree with Nebka. Revan, what you call AI is actually not AI. I would call it software.

Where are the ocean floor explorations?

I agree with Nebka.

Come up with them yourselves.

Revan, what you call AI is actually not AI. I would call it software.

Explain, I don't understand.

What is referred to as automation, as I understand it, happened at Asahi...

Just in case, I'll stock up on some military units.

Just in case, I'm stocking up on military units.

Specializations (and the technologies themselves) aren't really exclusive.

Aretz asked to have astronomy added to his list of subjects.

AI is more of a term from science fiction. It refers to intelligence, that is, the creation of artificial intelligence. Currently, people only talk about AI, but no one has ever seen it. Software is a set of programs and algorithms for controlling equipment, robots, computers, etc. With the help of AI, it is probably possible to perform all the same actions, but it is not necessary for them (at least none of our computers or robots has even a semblance of AI). AI is often used to refer to various computer players in chess and strategy games, but this is more of a joke with a hint of mockery.

Artificial Idiot.

Yes, accordingly, you can separately add AI to the skills, in its science fiction sense. If, of course, your setting allows it, Revan.

I haven't quite grasped this point yet, Mент. For example, when I talk about planning and what I call automation (the main difference between them lies in their "authority" and capabilities), this THING comes to its own conclusions, that is, it determines the most suitable way to solve a problem. It can perform a single task, for example, in the case of medical applications, it can diagnose a person and determine the optimal way to treat them, or it can solve a whole complex of tasks: for example, in the case of war (if we are talking about "automation"), it will determine the optimal strategy for conducting military operations. Is this AI or software?

Hmm, well, then it's closer to AI... If, in addition to all this, it passes the Turing test, then it's definitely AI.
But the point is that AI isn't necessary for creating robots. Although, if you have more science fiction-like robots, that is, AI on legs... But is there any point in that? Robots can be quite functional even without AI, in my opinion...

AI is more of a term from science fiction. It implies intelligence, that is, the creation of an artificial mind. Now, people are just talking about AI, but no one has ever seen it.

Ment, you are absolutely wrong.
At my university, one of the leading scientists in this field taught the subject "artificial intelligence," so I know what I'm talking about.
No one implies an artificial mind when using the term "artificial intelligence." This is a common misconception that arose due to a poor translation. In the original (in English), the term sounds like "artificial intelligence," not "artificial intellect," and it doesn't have any fantastic meaning. However, at some point, "artificial intelligence" was translated, and this name became established in literature.
If we rephrase Wikipedia a bit, "artificial intelligence" is systems capable of solving creative problems that are traditionally considered the prerogative of humans.

This THING comes to its own conclusions, that is, it determines the most suitable way to solve a problem.

This is AI.

for example, in the case of war (if we talk about "automation"), it will determine the optimal strategy for conducting hostilities.

This is also AI.

In both cases, the program makes decisions in conditions of uncertainty, modeling "reasonable human logic."

By the way, regarding the wording.

It is used to perform difficult calculations (analysis and planning), control equipment, and for commercial, military, and medical applications (diagnosis and treatment).

I would say that difficult calculations do not belong to AI; it's just automation. But in general, this is not so important for a forum game.

But overall, it's not that important for forum-based gameplay.

Or maybe I'm writing a dissertation and using the forum to gather the necessary information. First, I wrote about politics based on the Security Council, and now about science through this topic.

If, despite all this, it passes the Turing test, then it is definitely AI.

The Turing test defines the ability to think. This is not required of AI.