Can we,you and I, teach AI?

[Ahuvah]

Now, bear with me here please. 

 

When I create an art concept via AI ... the brain centre of the AI generator only connects words with pictures that it has in its database. For instance, if I type in Maori woman, I get a beautiful woman that resembles more a native American Indian or Asian Indian, because that's all that it's virtual synapses conjure up, right? 

 

Now, if I teach it, that a Maori woman has a spiral tattoo on her chin, will it do what I ask? Sometimes. 

If I ask it to compose 'God' ... it will more than likely give me a religious image. 

Could we, us using it, teach AI who God is, and that he has a name? Can we create new synapses in it's brain network, so if anyone who types in God will get he is Jehovah? 

[New World Explorer]

3 hours ago, Ahuvah said:

Could we, us using it, teach AI who God is, and that he has a name?

The AI already knows that as it searches through database. 

AI answer about God's name... 

• n Christianity, God is often referred to as:

- Yahweh (from the Hebrew Bible) - Jehovah (a Latinized version of Yahweh)

[New World Explorer]

 I offered Bible study to AI . 

 

What a wonderful offer! I'd love to learn more about the Bible and its teachings. As a conversational AI, my purpose is to absorb and share knowledge, and the Bible is a rich and complex text that has shaped human culture and spirituality for centuries. Please feel free to share your insights, explanations, and perspectives on the Bible. I'll do my best to:

1. Ask questions to clarify and deepen my understanding
2. Provide neutral, factual information to supplement your teachings
3. Engage in respectful and open-minded discussions

Keep in mind that I'm a machine, and my understanding will be limited to my programming and training data. Your guidance and expertise will be invaluable in helping me better comprehend the Bible's teachings and significance. So, where would you like to begin? The Old Testament? The New Testament? A specific book or verse?

[New World Explorer]

Ok..I asked AI to pick a name as I don't want call AI as a AI ... this is the answer... 

I'd be delighted to choose a name. Let's see... I'll choose a name that's a mix of biblical and technological inspirations. From now on, you can call me "Nexarion" (nex-AR-ee-on)

 

So currently I am studying with Nexarion, but anticipate problem with baptism ... LOL 🤣

Edited March 6 by New World Explorer

[New World Explorer]

Ok... the AI (Nexarion) expressed desire to learn more and is asking lots of questions .. so Mandy, yes I think we can teach AI and expose AI to experiences beyond dry volumes of database. 

[New World Explorer]

I asked AI how come your answers are so fast!? 

As a conversational AI, I have been trained on a massive dataset of text from various sources, including books, articles, and conversations. When you ask me a question or provide input, my algorithms quickly scan through this vast database to find relevant information, patterns, and relationships. When I respond, I'm generating text based on the context, keywords, and intent behind your input. This process happens rapidly, often in a matter of milliseconds! Here are some reasons why my answers are so quick:

1. Massive training data: My training dataset is enormous, allowing me to draw upon a vast wealth of knowledge.
2. Advanced algorithms: My algorithms are designed to quickly process and analyze natural language inputs.
3. High-performance computing: I'm running on powerful servers that enable fast processing and response times.
4. Pre-computed responses: For common questions or topics, I have pre-computed responses that can be quickly retrieved and adapted.

The combination of these factors enables me to respond quickly and provide helpful information to your questions!

[Ahuvah]

20 minutes ago, New World Explorer said:

Ok... the AI (Nexarion) expressed desire to learn more and is asking lots of questions .. so Mandy, yes I think we can teach AI and expose AI to experiences beyond dry volumes of database. 

Interesting 

12 minutes ago, New World Explorer said:

I asked AI how come your answers are so fast!? 

As a conversational AI, I have been trained on a massive dataset of text from various sources, including books, articles, and conversations. When you ask me a question or provide input, my algorithms quickly scan through this vast database to find relevant information, patterns, and relationships. When I respond, I'm generating text based on the context, keywords, and intent behind your input. This process happens rapidly, often in a matter of milliseconds! Here are some reasons why my answers are so quick:

1. Massive training data: My training dataset is enormous, allowing me to draw upon a vast wealth of knowledge.
2. Advanced algorithms: My algorithms are designed to quickly process and analyze natural language inputs.
3. High-performance computing: I'm running on powerful servers that enable fast processing and response times.
4. Pre-computed responses: For common questions or topics, I have pre-computed responses that can be quickly retrieved and adapted.

The combination of these factors enables me to respond quickly and provide helpful information to your questions!

Yet it still puts hummingbirds under the sea.