The Artificial Intelligence Stems from the Artificial Philosophy.
Self-intelligence (consciousness,
self-esteem, self-dependence) is the extent to which one is able to
autonomously recognize and organize one's own influence on the environment. In other words, to what extent am I -
as individual - able to apply intelligence to myself.
The intelligent beings explore, experiment things. We tend to create intelligent systems with a particular
purpose in mind. But truly intelligent beings learn, partly by genetic coding,
partly from instruction, and mainly through exploration and experimentation
what is capabilities, limitations, needs, desires, likes, and dislikes. Intelligence
in part is relates to:
What effect do I have on my environment?
What effect does my environment have on me?
What are my values?
What are my goals?
What are my resources?
What are my options?
What are my obstacles?
What do I do now?
What effect do I have on my environment?
What effect does my environment have on me?
What are my values?
What are my goals?
What are my resources?
What are my options?
What are my obstacles?
What do I do now?
From that learning, the intelligent system goes about living
its purpose. Some intelligent systems are simple
and only eat and reproduce. Some intelligent systems become gurus of certain
kind. The challenge with consciousness is being able to determine what
consciousness is. Consciousness
in this way has yet to be defined, consciousness leads to philosophy. Or is it
the ability to philosophize that determines true consciousness?

The root of artificial intelligence is artificial
philosophy, to discover the very purpose of
intelligent beings, to abstract its thinking process, and to determine
its consciousness which leads to philosophy in framing the right question and solving it.
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