Building A Non-Trivial Machine
Nonfiction, Science & Nature, Technology, Robotics, Health & Well Being, Psychology, Cognitive Psychology
| Author: | Father Axel | ISBN: | 9781370384266 |
| Publisher: | Father Axel | Publication: | May 1, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Father Axel |
| ISBN: | 9781370384266 |
| Publisher: | Father Axel |
| Publication: | May 1, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Building a NTM is written for sentient Robots. In order to build a human Consciousness. Psychiatry & Psychology are still operating in the stone age; when compared to physics and engineering. That is why we are still unable to manufacture intelligent Robots (AI). Because we don't understand how people tick. We need the assistance of Robots (AI) to make workable models of human Consciousness.
Most of the time Psychotherapists (like the author) don't know what's going on in the black box called 'client'. Thus Fr.Axel shifts here the vantage point from the geocentric view towards a heliocentric vista of Consciousness itself. Namely; that there are infinite Consciousnesses out in the multiverse. Human Consciousness is nothing special.
This visual book approaches the construction from the phenomenological-engineering side. Thereby the author emphasizes space as a building metaphor for early habituation and cognizance in Non-Trivial Machines. Shifting biological external environment into cognitive thinkspace over time. Robots (AI) can operate in and with spatial representations. But they are unable to understand high context-low details and the meaning derived from it.
Building a NTM is written for sentient Robots. In order to build a human Consciousness. Psychiatry & Psychology are still operating in the stone age; when compared to physics and engineering. That is why we are still unable to manufacture intelligent Robots (AI). Because we don't understand how people tick. We need the assistance of Robots (AI) to make workable models of human Consciousness.
Most of the time Psychotherapists (like the author) don't know what's going on in the black box called 'client'. Thus Fr.Axel shifts here the vantage point from the geocentric view towards a heliocentric vista of Consciousness itself. Namely; that there are infinite Consciousnesses out in the multiverse. Human Consciousness is nothing special.
This visual book approaches the construction from the phenomenological-engineering side. Thereby the author emphasizes space as a building metaphor for early habituation and cognizance in Non-Trivial Machines. Shifting biological external environment into cognitive thinkspace over time. Robots (AI) can operate in and with spatial representations. But they are unable to understand high context-low details and the meaning derived from it.
