Adrenaline junky may be some of what I shared with my cousin Diane. It is adrenaline that often makes us experience painful things and feel now pain. Performing stunts most likely involves this element. My comment to AI in general is from a design perspective. What would an adrenaline algorithm involve... let alone a myriad of other biochemical systems that effect instant and persistent behavior and decisions?
"My comment to AI in general is from a design perspective. What would an adrenaline algorithm involve... let alone a myriad of other biochemical systems that affect instant and persistent behavior and decisions?" It's a good question -- could AI responses be designed to give an adrenaline rush?
Adrenaline junky may be some of what I shared with my cousin Diane. It is adrenaline that often makes us experience painful things and feel now pain. Performing stunts most likely involves this element. My comment to AI in general is from a design perspective. What would an adrenaline algorithm involve... let alone a myriad of other biochemical systems that effect instant and persistent behavior and decisions?
"My comment to AI in general is from a design perspective. What would an adrenaline algorithm involve... let alone a myriad of other biochemical systems that affect instant and persistent behavior and decisions?" It's a good question -- could AI responses be designed to give an adrenaline rush?