Noise as the basis of complex decision making?

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  1. Paras
    9. February 2007 at 08:55

    Hi, All is well with your idea but what real use could we put that so-called “AI” if we dont allow any inputs. Honestly, I see now way we can get AI without the inputs on which it is supposed to act.

    Perhaps, it would be better if you clarify your idea.. :)

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