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207 | 207 | <span class="textBoost">I'm an armchair AI researcher at best!</span> |
208 | 208 | <br><span class="textBoost">I'm not an authority on ai!!</span> |
209 | | - <br>These are just my random theories / thoughts / research on AI. |
| 209 | + <br>These are my theories / thoughts / research on AI. |
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212 | 212 | <span class="showOnMobile"><br>Tap the Entry Title above to open the Blog Entry List.</span> |
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215 | 215 | <br>These are my own rambly-ass thoughts. |
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217 | 217 | <br>-- -- -- |
218 | | - <br>Turns out I write Dialectically, rather than Atomicly. |
219 | | - <br>...I didn't know this... |
| 218 | + <br>It turns out I write Dialectically, rather than Atomicly. |
220 | 219 | <br>So, the ideas I write about build on each other. |
221 | 220 | <br>They aren't standalone concepts per 'paragraph'. |
222 | 221 | <br>... |
223 | 222 | <br>Once you know the issue, course corrections can be made. |
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227 | | - </div><div class="aiDevPage-blogContentStyle" style="display: block;"><div class="blogEntryTitleRowStyle"><h1 class="blogEntryTitleStyle">Being & Becoming</h1><p class="blogEntryDateStyle">2025-10-05</p><p class="blogEntryReadTimeStyle">4<span class="textShrinkRay"> </span>-<span class="textShrinkRay"> </span>6 min read</p><p class="blogEntryAccessibilityStyle"><button class="blogEntryAccessibilityButtonStyle procPagesNavSectionStyle procPagesButtonStyle procPagesSectionNavColor" title="Increase Font Size">+</button><button class="blogEntryAccessibilityButtonStyle procPagesNavSectionStyle procPagesButtonStyle procPagesSectionNavColor" title="Decrease Font Size">-</button></p></div><div class="procPagesAIDevHeaderSpacer"></div><p style="font-size: 1.2em;"> |
| 226 | + </div><div class="aiDevPage-blogContentStyle" style="display: block;"><div class="blogEntryTitleRowStyle"><h1 class="blogEntryTitleStyle">Being & Becoming</h1><p class="blogEntryDateStyle">2025-10-05</p><p class="blogEntryReadTimeStyle">3<span class="textShrinkRay"> </span>-<span class="textShrinkRay"> </span>5 min read</p><p class="blogEntryAccessibilityStyle"><button class="blogEntryAccessibilityButtonStyle procPagesNavSectionStyle procPagesButtonStyle procPagesSectionNavColor" title="Increase Font Size">+</button><button class="blogEntryAccessibilityButtonStyle procPagesNavSectionStyle procPagesButtonStyle procPagesSectionNavColor" title="Decrease Font Size">-</button></p></div><div class="procPagesAIDevHeaderSpacer"></div><p style="font-size: 1.2em;"> |
228 | 227 | On the topic of nothingness and somethingness, Hegel started with what it means to exist at all, before Being and Nothingness can even have meaning. |
229 | 228 | <br> That, once something has a purpose beyond simply existing as a formless entity, |
230 | 229 | <br> It then has "Actuality", like running a class constructor in code, |
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273 | 272 | <br><br> I'm moithering a bit. |
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275 | 274 | <br><br> To Exist and Become in AI requires similar perturbations, using noise patterns to shift an AI's current understanding. |
276 | | - <br> Stochastically shifting back'n'forth trying to get better perspectives to understanding 'ideas' from patterns. |
| 275 | + <br> Stochastically shifting back'n'forth trying to get better perspectives to understand 'ideas' from patterns. |
277 | 276 | <br> Allowing Algernon to see his reality better, while walking through Tensor Fields. |
278 | 277 | <br> ( <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flowers_for_Algernon" target="_blank">wikipedia.org/wiki/Flowers_for_Algernon</a> ) |
279 | 278 | <br> <span class="textDrinkMeAlice">( I mostly picked this reference for the <span class="textSpoiler">meat-space over-fitting; Algernon got too smart and burnt out</span>.... <span class="textShrink">highlight for spoilers.</span>)</span> |
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284 | 283 | <br> They are the landmarks which give AI a sense of reality. |
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286 | 285 | <br><br> While I still feel like they shouldn't be required, most ai uses some form of stocastic noise pattern to help shift understanding of concepts while training, and sometimes inference. |
287 | | - <br> It's Learning AI that will use random/noise. |
288 | | - <br> There are deterministic ais, such as the chess playing Stockfish which doesn't use noise. But for AIs outside of planning and strategy, random is often used. |
| 286 | + <br> It's Learning AI that will use random/noise, |
| 287 | + <br> Ussually act as a Deterministic AI during inference/prediction. |
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290 | 289 | <br><br> Should that noise pattern be altered while it's being used as a/the Lighthouse, the current step of math and logic in that AI becomes corrupted. |
291 | 290 | <br> At least as far as I've seen in my tests. |
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301 | 300 | <br> But would I be stripping away the AI's personality for raw deterministic responses, |
302 | 301 | <br> If I find a way around Lighthouses? |
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304 | | - <br><br><div class="textFullRight">- October 5th 2025</div> |
| 303 | + <br><br><div class="textFullRight">- October 5th,6th 2025</div> |
305 | 304 | </p><p class="blogEntryTagStyle">research, nothing, something, lighthouses, existence</p></div><div class="aiDevPage-blogContentStyle" style="display: none;"><div class="blogEntryTitleRowStyle"><h1 class="blogEntryTitleStyle">Bodily Autonomy</h1><p class="blogEntryDateStyle">2025-10-02</p><p class="blogEntryReadTimeStyle">2<span class="textShrinkRay"> </span>-<span class="textShrinkRay"> </span>3 min read</p><p class="blogEntryAccessibilityStyle"><button class="blogEntryAccessibilityButtonStyle procPagesNavSectionStyle procPagesButtonStyle procPagesSectionNavColor" title="Increase Font Size">+</button><button class="blogEntryAccessibilityButtonStyle procPagesNavSectionStyle procPagesButtonStyle procPagesSectionNavColor" title="Decrease Font Size">-</button></p></div><div class="procPagesAIDevHeaderSpacer"></div><p style="font-size: 1.2em;"> |
306 | 305 | I coined a term for myself while working out the logic for "Human First" needs. |
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