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Conversations from the Transition Bathroom

My greatest interest in AI centers around language. I have used keywords to feign for language understanding and branching narrative to continue with character development and story.  Both methods are effective at giving the appearance of seamless conversation or narrative, […]

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Authoring AI

My fascination for a long time with Machine Learning is connected to both building character personalities and structuring words correctly. Can a machine learn to write sentences that make sense? Even if it cannot think, can it think in it’s […]

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The Perceptron

This week we coded a perceptron. I will have much more to say about this in the future, but writing the first piece of code that allows a machine to learn — with Patrick’s help — was awesome. My python […]

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Understanding Netflix and Amazon Under the Hood

How does coding work to place recommendations to potential customers? How does Netflix know whether or not they should suggest you a movie? How does Amazon recommend similar products based on users similar to you? This is the focus of […]

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Encode Me

As mind blowing as reading about vectors and matrices are, the academic paper, Mechanical Intelligence, by Alan Turing was the most incredible. To think he was brilliant enough to not only understand the mathematics, but also to predict so many […]

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