Psychology and Artificial intelligence
JJ
to work with my web thingies, and my monkey businesses.
Word communication is as easy as controlling a robot. I think I can
control my robots with words and psychology analysis
JJ
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Not enough, my background is psychology and medicine, but truly loose,
I jumped into this computer field as an adjunt assistant, I forgot all
both. Thanks for any ideas ?
David
makc.th...@gmail.com
are you talking to yourself
JJ
Thanks buddy for joining my thread,
YES, I was just in a bad mood after a little quarrel I had with my wife
and she told me to take care of my words sometimes in public for
smoother verbal communication.
Tell you this that she is soooo wonderful that I am trying to think
about doing something good to celebrate our 6 year wedding aniversary,
I don't know what she is thinking but I'll try asking her today or
tomorrow
--thanks for Entre un answer--
FishFood
Reminds me of someone i knew, who having created a background story
for himself, just had to share it. ;)
Tell me, don't you feel bad quarreling with someone so wonderful?
feedbackdroid
I think we see from this that AI and psychology of behavior have little
in common.
FishFood
i think i'd be more interesting in what psychology says about the
biology of thought. After that one might take a step toward that
AI goal.
feedbackdroid
FishFood wrote:
> >
> > I think we see from this that AI and psychology of behavior have little
> > in common.
> >
>
> i think i'd be more interesting in what psychology says about the
> biology of thought.
>
I think you should be saying this the other way around.
J.A. Legris
Biology of thought is a nice-sounding phrase, but so far all we have is
philosophy of mind constrained by a little science. I think you're on
the right track though - most of AI has little to do with natural
intelligence (hence the name) and it is as likely to explain thought as
it is to explain liver function.
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Joe Legris