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Hi! I've got a couple of new ideas for programming languages. I'm curious if anyone has thought about these.
1. I was thinking about AI and it just occurred to me -- is there a programming language which has AI built into it, much as like traditional programming languages have assembly built into them (and some of the more recent ones have STL and other clases and stuff)?
I'm sort of like imagining a situation where people could just execute the "learn" statement and the computer would learn how to do something. All you need is an array and some kind of fitness criteria. You can tweak the parameters as well (what kind of learning, for instance) if you're an advanced user.
The issues I see here are (a) would the learning get too complicated, and (b) would it be too dangerous to get AI too advanced (think Terminator).
2. Instead of stupid commands like printf() and so forth, have a primitive language which takes normal English words and parses them into computer commands ("write", "show" would be printf and stuff like that).
3. What about something which automatically has a @home option and goes over the Internet to speed up your processing?
Thanks in advance,
ACG
1. I was thinking about AI and it just occurred to me -- is there a programming language which has AI built into it, much as like traditional programming languages have assembly built into them (and some of the more recent ones have STL and other clases and stuff)?
I'm sort of like imagining a situation where people could just execute the "learn" statement and the computer would learn how to do something. All you need is an array and some kind of fitness criteria. You can tweak the parameters as well (what kind of learning, for instance) if you're an advanced user.
The issues I see here are (a) would the learning get too complicated, and (b) would it be too dangerous to get AI too advanced (think Terminator).
2. Instead of stupid commands like printf() and so forth, have a primitive language which takes normal English words and parses them into computer commands ("write", "show" would be printf and stuff like that).
3. What about something which automatically has a @home option and goes over the Internet to speed up your processing?
Thanks in advance,
ACG