Tag: artificial intelligence

• Chess AI does not know chess – The death of Type B strategy and its philosophical implications

  Abstract Playing chess is one of the first sectors of human thinking that were conquered by computers. From the historical win of Deep Blue against chess champion Garry Kasparov until today, computers have completely dominated the world of chess leaving no room for question as to who is the king in this sport. However, the…

  skakos

  June 23, 2024

  Chess program algorithm, Chess programming

  AI, artificial intelligence, chess algorithm, Chess programming, chess programming strategies, computers, Shannon, Technology, Type B strategy

• Can a chess computer have consciousness?

  Can a chess computer have consciousness? Can a chess computer know it plays chess? To answer this question we must first recognize that we do not know what consciousness is. Our understanding of our existence is nearly zero. We do not know who we are, why we are here, where we are going. But we…

  skakos

  October 29, 2023

  Article, artificial intelligence, chess, Philosophy General

  artificial intelligence, chess and philosophy, computers, consciousness, philosophy

• HUO Writer: A simple AI writer with basic Neural Network capabilities (QB64)

  News Goal The goal of Huo Writer is to be a program that thinks philosophically. By getting user input on a specific topic, it can generate phrases with deep philosphical meaning so as to trigger thoughts on the human user. The goal of the article is to serve as a simple tutorial on how to…

  skakos

  September 1, 2020

  artificial intelligence, Computers, Programming, Tutorial, Various

  artificial intelligence, BASIC programming, neural network, programming, programming tutorial, QB64, QBasic, simple tutorial, Tutorial