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For Fun: Universal AI,Artificial Intelligence, auto-learn, basic version,a daily code

Hello,

While you sleep, one can add some lines to this basic intelligence code.

The basic of this coding is:
- it has to be very basic: A B C D sentences, with A subject and B complement (in right order at beginning)
- it has to be coded in bash or sh
- it can be elaborated, and is capable of learning
The code has to be the simplest as possible, since all is dictionary/database dependent. A can be verb (action / shell), or noun, or subject.
- 2 files only: the main code of the bash program and the database.
- it shall be capable to learn, e.g. type:

Code:

!learn

to add to main dictionary database

Example:

Code:

    George say hello

:> hello

George is e.g. the A.I.

Here is the start:

Code:

echo "Hello"



clear



while [ 1 ] ; do



echo  " "

printf ":> "

read cmd





if [ "" != "$cmd" ] ; then

    

    cat dico.txt | while read ii ; do

        #echo "seen: $ii"

        

        if  [ `echo $ii | cut -f1 -d" "` == `echo $cmd | cut -f1 -d" "`  ] ; then

            

            if  [ "n" == `echo $ii | cut -f2 -d" "`  ] ; then

                  echo $ii | cut -f3-25 -d" "

            fi

            

            if  [ "v" == `echo $ii | cut -f2 -d" "`  ] ; then

                  echo "exec..."

                  echo `echo $ii | cut -f3 -d" "` `echo $cmd | cut -f3 -d" "`

                  exec `echo $ii | cut -f3 -d" "` `echo $cmd | cut -f3 -d" "`

            fi

            

        fi

        

    done

    



fi









if [ "!learn" == "$cmd" ] ; then

        printf "name:"

        read i

        printf "type, (n for noun and v for action,verb):"

        read j

        if [ "$j" == "v" ] ; then 

            printf "command:"

            else

            printf "word definition:"

        fi

        read k

        echo "$i $j $k" >> dico.txt

fi





if [ "!view" == "$cmd" ] ; then

    cat dico.txt

fi





if [ "!quit" == "$cmd" ] ; then

    exit

    exit 0

fi









done

with dico.txt

Code:

hello n hello

good n positive value

cat n lazy animal of human

dog n animal of human

pc n personal computer

linux n the best operating system

While you sleep, we work on it :)

Have Fun while coding !! That's the principle& idea !! Not research
Maybe we could have a pseudo - AI, at the end. Never dream, no one will never make it perfect, never, let's stop dreaming. Real A.I. is not possible, will be always bits.

I am not sure I have words to describe my confusion. How are we supposed to work on this in our sleep, exactly?

Quote:

Originally Posted by MS3FGX (Post 3741819)

I am not sure I have words to describe my confusion. How are we supposed to work on this in our sleep, exactly?

Bash is very basic, everyone almost understands bash, can be even destined to 1-3 weeks new linux users, and can be good start for new linux fans, to get into bash code/commands. Bash can be read easily, and limits the code to the simplest, since it has to be simple to ever have any chances of having any interesting potentials / results.

While you sleep, it is so simple to work with bash, everyone can contribute a piece of code, even an if [ ] ; then ... or a single line costs almost : nothing in time, if 1x line per 100, it becomes fun to see where we end up :) Ever it has chances or will die, like *nix codes, sometimes.
That's Linux, and will certainly always exists in the future. 100pct new Ubuntu users, each year. It has some good.

~$ apt-get moo
(__)
(oo)
/------\/
/ | ||
* /\---/\
~~ ~~
...."Have you mooed today?"...