Towards Machine Mind Evolution

• Autorzy: Jan Kollar , Michal Sicak , Milan Spisiak
• Języki publikacji: EN

Abstrakty

EN

We introduce the principles of symbolization and conceptualization of perceived reality. We show them as processes that are applicable inside of a computer mind. We derive those processes from principles of a human mind.We present process of higher order regular abstraction and state automata acceptance as possible machine reality realization mechanism.We present the algorithm for evolution of machine mind language. Verification of this algorithm is presented in functional language Haskell. On the output, we have obtained fine-grained parallel nonredundant structure. It is in super-combinator form and represents elements of a machine mind language. Count of elements applications highly exceeds the count of elements themselves. Instead of accumulating acquired information, they are dissolved in the language of a mind. Vice versa, the information can be reconstructed from this language. We show that non-redundancy of a machine language is the decisive criterion for restructuring the machine mind language in each moment of communication. It is like that, so we can achieve more powerful and abstract communication between humans and computers or between computers themselves.(original abstract)

Słowa kluczowe

EN

Algorithms; Cybernetics

PL

Algorytmy; Cybernetyka

• Czasopismo: Annals of Computer Science and Information Systems
• Rocznik: 2015
• Tom: 5
• Strony: 985--990

Twórcy

autor

Jan Kollar

• Technical University of Kosice, Slovakia

autor

Michal Sicak

• Technical University of Kosice, Slovakia

autor

Milan Spisiak

• Technical University of Kosice, Slovakia

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Identyfikatory

DOI

10.15439/2015F210