Why do software people live in a bubble?

[DrBeta]

Just now, uttermost said:

uttermost remembers all transgressions.

I am scared. 

[uttermost]

Just now, DrBeta said:

I am scared. 

good

[sarita]

11 minutes ago, uttermost said:

no. balloon.

one day I can be Arjun Rampal.. another day magnus carlsen. etc.

you should be Mystique from Marvel

 

[sarita]

17 minutes ago, DrBeta said:

@sarita make a computer do this. 

that's old school

https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/7973024

we already designed enough robots that mimic animal behavior. Now, the concentration is on humans.

[DrBeta]

20 hours ago, sarita said:

that's old school

https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/7973024

we already designed enough robots that mimic animal behavior. Now, the concentration is on humans.

This paper is nothing, they used cephalopod as an inspiration, but ended up using a single signal response using a controller to control locomotion. Cephalopod on the other hand, stretches it's skin to modulate the photonic color of the skin. The stretching is a neural signaling pathway that is realized as result of environmental exposure. 

Humans are trying to use neural networks for over a quarter of a century, but haven't succeeded. It is alright to try and mimic biology but it's not right to forget how complex biology is.

P.S. If you don't know the difference between photonic color and pigment color, please look it up.