OpenEuphoria

Re: Let me try once more

• Posted by Dan B Moyer <DanMoyer at PRODIGY.NET> Jan 29, 2001
• 535 views

Actually, I suspect that AI *can* be written to learn beyond what the
programmer has thought up to allow as choices:  just allow *random* actions,
plus analysis of useful effect; if useful, keep it as an option; if harmful,
don't do it any more (or assign "low usefulness index").

Dan Moyer

----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris Bensler" <bensler at mailops.com>
To: <EUforum at topica.com>
Sent: Monday, January 29, 2001 7:47 AM
Subject: RE: Let me try once more


> I think this could be invaluable..
> Self modifying progs!! Woo hoo!! I'd love it..
>
> I've dabble a tad with evolving progs.. and there' no better way to
> build a speach prog for one.
>
> I've wanted to build a sort of game that would have user built robots
> that would learn through experience.. Not possible in EU.. without
> writing my own scripting language..
>
> How about an OS that knows whose using the comp, and can adjust
> specifically to suit their needs/preference of operation..
> It could learn exactly how you want the comp to start up, and what you
> want to do.. It could even learn what you don't want and get rid of it
> for you!!
> True, this could be implemented through cfg. files, but not nearly as
> intimately.. not to mention, people could tamper with the cfg's
>
> How about chaos based AI's in games? As it is, you play any game there
> is out there, and soon you WILL master it.. what if the COMP could
> master you?! Anaihilating you every time!! (how do you spell that?)
> Sure, they say that the AI's can learn nowadays, but they are still
> limited to whatever the programmer has thought up in the first place..
> They just change their tactics..
>
> Off the topic of AI applications..
> What about user designed routines? With this ability, you could allow
> users to modify their apps to suit THEM specifically.. Like macros..
>
> How 'bout plugins?
>
>
> Hmm, have had other ideas in the past, but they escape me now..
>
> Chris
>
>
> Kat wrote:
> > <still pleading> it's *very* useful in Ai languages, and i use it in
> > critical learning points
> > in mirc. It would be the easiest way in the world to do totally custom
> > and unforseen
> > spreadsheets.
>
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