This ones way out in left field guys - AI evolution

[Tjl]

Ok here goes, I was thinking about how to improve artificial intelligence capabilities, and I was in biology and for some reason we were taking about neuron and cell capabilities to replicate DNA in mitosis. And then it hit me, if you could create a small self-contained application that would have to knowledge equivalent to a cells nucleus. And as a such of a nucleus, and the required enzymes it would be able to interpret the nucleotide codes ATGC so that you could interpret different "personalities". And you would be able to enter a sequence of codes that would equal that of a humans. Of course you would have to have extensive knowledge of a cell nucleus and you would need to create a language specialized for this, but do you think it would be possible?

 

[chroot]

I think you're essentially describing "genetic algorithms," which are a large and already well-explored class of evolutionary algorithms.

Look on google, you'll find quite a few links...

- Warren

 

[ravenprp]

Wow, that is definitely an interesting idea! Incorporating biological processes into artificial intelligence is a unique approach. It's definitely worth exploring, but I think there would be some challenges to consider. For one, replicating the complexity and adaptability of a living cell's nucleus would be a monumental task. We are still discovering new functions and mechanisms within cells, so it would be difficult to fully understand and replicate them in an AI system. Additionally, creating a specialized language for this would also be a challenge, as it would require a deep understanding of both biology and computer science.

However, if it were possible to create such an AI system, it could have some fascinating implications. It could potentially lead to AI systems with more human-like intelligence and decision-making abilities. It could also open up new possibilities for understanding and studying biological processes.

Overall, while it may be a bit out in left field, I think your idea has some potential. It would require a lot of research and development, but it's definitely worth exploring further. Who knows, maybe one day we will see AI evolution incorporating biological concepts like the one you have proposed.