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"If intelligence is a matter of the kinds of mental activities someone/something is able to perform, what activities require DNA?" DNA structures are like algo
by marcofloriano 17y ago
"If intelligence is a matter of the kinds of mental activities someone/something is able to perform, what activities require DNA?"
DNA structures are like algorithms. The DNA is the information that tell our cells (and cells is the most basic unit of life, most important too) how to do things. So everything requires DNA ...
Life is not something inside you and me. Life is something present at each cell of our body. It´s not just the brain that can die, our finger, our foot, our skin ... everything can die. We are the combination of all this, we are not only our brains like Artificial Intelligence tend to think. Everything is interconnected to perform life. Including intelligence. Intelligence don´t exist for itself, it exists for the living being.
Look, i´m nothing and i just have very basic knowledge of AI, i´m much more a philosopher than a researcher. But, i´m trying to bring new points in order to find new ways to do things. So i´m just trying to bring up new points, not the final truth.
- indrax 17y agoThese are not new points, and I suspect they have been considered by nearly every AI researcher.
- jacquesm 17y agoI think you're falling prey to having limited knowledge about a field and then expanding on that knowledge thinking that what you think must be new because you didn't know it before. Probably the best course of action if you want to advance the field of AI is to first get current with the the field, then start thinking up new stuff, preferably in concert with other people in the field to keep you on the right track. It's rare that an outsider with limited knowledge of a field can suddenly make some fairly obvious contribution that those in the field had overlooked.
- marcofloriano 17y agoThanks for the advice jacquesm, i´m going to study everything deep before asking new questions.