AI Server Mobile Edition

By Alexander Mesfin

This book might interest people that are aspiring or attempting to create a computer based AI server system, readers who are not sure what an AI server is about and need a second opinion. This book may also be of interest to people who like conspiracy theories and want to know how the internals of AI server systems work, at least the one described in this book. We know from different sources that AI systems can control large human population, can solve security issues and even predict the future. Some of knowledge we have about AI systems comes from science fiction writers and film producers that don’t bother to explain how exactly the machines they describe work. The people that actually make the systems usually keep their work secret or don’t have the time or maybe even opportunity to explain the logic behind their creations. The readers of this book will be able to find out how the AI server may work. Readers will be able to get to know the authors version of an AI systems without knowing anything about computers whatsoever and at the same time computer specialists will get ready made AI modules for their programming projects separated by their purpose.
In this book you will find theory needed behind an AI server, the abilities an AI server could have and a short description of software components that have to be implemented for a server computer with cameras, text input and listening devices.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Alexander Mesfin
• Release date: Sep 23, 2020
• ISBN: 9781005170844

Alexander Mesfin

Alexander Mesfin is a software engineer that writes about his ideas and inventions. He believes that it is important to share ideas as it is to fulfil them. Originally a 3D software graphics expert, he's now practicing as a robotics theoretician and blogging at facebook.com/ithumanoidrobotics. There are also works by him about computer servers. His books can be characterized by simplicity and precision while having character and emotional presence.

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AI server

Theory, abilities and components

By Alexander Mesfin

Copyright 2020 Alexander Mesfin

Table of contents

Audiences

Preface

Attempting prediction engines

The prediction engine incentive

The myth of choice

Opinions

The cake theory

Separation

Identification

Simplifying visual ID

Celebrity ping

Simplified stimulus

Observation based and event based behaviors

Putting it all together

Who's who and what they want

Sentiment

Scenarios

Character

Micro objectives

Micro relationships and instant decisions

Micro scenes

Failure of conclusion

A leap of faith is a pause

I'm not who you think I am, Mr.Why Not

The kick-start trivial model

The theory of inevitability

The state or modeling the current situation

Enforcements

Standards

Research

It's inevitable and it's supposed to be this way

Applied Research

Time stamps

Security

Finding dangerous individuals

Determining current status

Determining forced lean from a position in society or persuasion

Attachment patterns

The order of things

Perspective

AI decisions

Danger related to using an AI system in isolated facilities

Making life easier for subjects

Accelerating the social system

Finding a missing person

Using volunteers and AI control

Accuracy of information

Working with humans

Extreme control and splintering

Speeches that are almost entertaining

AI systems and force

Predictions based on circumstances

Individual behaviour model

AI superman

Stealth detection

Preparing for the worst

Using satellites

The instantaneousness of choice

The random ripple

Psychological manipulations

The super AI

Dirty deeds

Individual behaviour predictions

It's ironic

The future

The myth of expansionism

Halt in development

The machines purpose in a nutshell

The bad choice kill switch

Suspicious behaviour

Secrets

Suggestions of attacks

Snap shot filter or how to use a humans view of sight

Clusters of attention

Instant statistics

Dots

Natural phenomenons

Why are you doing this

Connections

Avoiding handshakes and fantasies becoming nightmares

It is what it is

The UI of an AI server

Implementation

Epilogue

Audiences

This book might interest people that are aspiring or attempting to create a computer based AI server system, readers who are not sure what an AI server is about and need a second opinion. This book may also be of interest to people who like conspiracy theories and want to know how the internals of AI server systems work, at least the one described in this book.

We know from different sources that AI systems can control large human population, can solve security issues and even predict the future. Some of knowledge we have about AI systems comes from science fiction writers and film producers that don’t bother to explain how exactly the machines they describe work. The people that actually make the systems usually keep their work secret or don’t have the time or maybe even opportunity to explain the logic behind their creations.

The readers of this book will be able to find out how the AI server may work. Readers will be able to get to know the authors version of an AI systems without knowing anything about computers whatsoever and at the same time computer specialists will get ready made AI modules for their programming projects separated by their purpose.

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Preface

A server, is a special computer that other computers send requests to and get a response, with responses sometimes produced by artificial intelligence. This is when a server is called an artificial intelligence server.

While AI server describes a server with artificial intelligence, AI server may also describe a source of intelligence. In this book you will find theory needed behind an AI server, the abilities an AI server should have and a short description of software components that have to be implemented for a server computer with cameras, text input and listening devices.

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Attempting prediction engines

If you take a good look at social processes, you'll notice that everything remains pretty much the same.

For example, we know that a guy will go his wife's house at-least once a week. The laws are also a factor and help us predict the near future by playing a constraining role.

Most of the time we can be pretty sure that guys won't hit each other in the head on the street for no reason. Some people may be characterized by watching TV all day and making it easy to predict behaviour. If looked upon as points from above, friends and acquaintances will attach and detach from a person, slowing down or encouraging and giving speed.

Personality types can be taken into an account and used. Friendly, talks too much, kisses the first person to be in a room one on one with. Descriptions we use may be about increasingly small details. Movement speed, weight (weight will also tell how fast an elevator will go up).

This software, that potentially can be created or already exists just as described in this book, will encourage everything scientific and techy. The software has to use surveillance as a source. It will be good at prediction proportional to the amount of input information. Everything else is a matter of intelligence of a programmer, more precisely, mind set. This means that an AI server will be what the creator believes it should be. Here, we must also take into account interference from others and availability of technology, resources and even the knowledge to accomplish initial ideas. The product of the creator or creators may be something that was just settled for after giving up to go further, while others silently praising, leaving the creators displeased with their own performance. The software, maybe even special hardware, will also be a reflection of beliefs, skill and style of the individual developer or a team, here, like probably, nowhere else.

The programmer must disregard feelings as a factor, and pick necessity and common sense as the driving force behind all social behaviour. It might