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| Richard, any updates? |
| Nice post. Much to say about Monopoly. I studied this over a decade ago, and it is a little foggy. I made a transition matrix and made precise calculations as a Markov chain (as you mentioned). Precise calculations of the expected payoffs... |
| In the video 11 (he talks about [NKS][1] in 11 and 12) Leon Chuah mentions that there are 256 types of neurons, and says that is just a coincidence that there are 256 [elementary cellular automata][2]. Does anyone know what he is talking about? ... |
| This point about language literacy has come up recently in Stephen Wolfram's previous blog post on [talking to AI][1]. The problem of communicating with AI becomes much simpler if Wolfram Language becomes generally common. Of course, developing... |
| Nature versus nurture, the classic question. But what does it mean for artificial intelligence (AI)? I was just reading the [latest blog][1] from Stephen Wolfram on how to talk to AIs, and was thinking how it seems like the AIs are getting pretty... |
| Great job Loris! I like the picture. The robot doesn't look real, but you can see it's shadow. |
| I haven't seen this before. Has anyone else? |
| The world was not as easy as I expected. Here are the steps I took to map it into the flattened icosahedron so I can print it out, cut it out, fold it and tape it to my shirt for Halloween. Start out with the world in lat-long. world2d =... |
| I am trying to get two people to sign up right now. They've got a good chance. |
| Sander, The likelihood of collision seems intuitive, but there are a bunch of conflicting intuitions going on here. The motions seem random, but space is really big, but time is really long. A collision ends a simulation, but it doesn't end the... |