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Is There Something Beyond AI? Frequently Emerging, but Seldom Answered Questions about Artificial Super-Intelligence
Wiedermann, Jiří
Using the contemporary theories and views of computing and of cognitive systems we indicate possible answers to the following frequently asked questions about artificial intelligence: (i) what is the "computational power" of artificial cognitive systems?; (ii) are there "levels" of intelligence?; (iii) what is the position of human intelligence w.r.t. the "levels" of intelligence?; (iv) is there a general mechanism of intelligence?; (v) can "fully-fledged" body-less intelligence exist?; (vi) can there exist a sentient cloud? We give qualified arguments suggesting that within the large class of computational models of cognitive systems the answers to the previous question are positive. These arguments are mostly based on the author's recent works related to this problematics.
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Can Bacteria Compute?
Wiedermann, Jiří
A computational system consisting of a multiset of identical embodied finite automata is designed. The automata control their body equipped by sensors for measuring threshold concentration (quorum sensing) of signal molecules and by mechanisms of molecular communication. We show that in a closed environment with a uniform distribution of signal molecules there is a system of embodied automata possessing universal computing power with a high probability.
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Flying Amorphous Computer
Petrů, L. ; Wiedermann, Jiří
A formal model of so-called flying amorphous computer is designed. It is known that to any RAM computer with a given input there exists an amorphous flying computer whose size only depends on the size of the input and which simulates the given RAM computer with an arbitrarily small error probability.
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