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A.I. Odyssey

A.I. Odyssey

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If you compared the five senses to five different railroad tracks, and said that each track is linear and cannot ever overlap, then synesthesia will topple that perspective. For people with synesthesia, their senses are nonlinear and interconnected, allowing them to taste shape or even hear color. If you see sensory information as the railroad track, then the actual train is the perception, which is to say the action you perform as a result of the information a sense relays to you. As for those with the condition, the trains collide every day and somewhere in that wreckage, I believe, are doors (insights), and if we could open them, revelations into artificial intelligence technologies will become a reality. The road to understanding how begins with documenting correlations between artificial intelligence and the synesthetic experience - the exclusive purpose of AI Odyssey.

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  • Synesthesia & Steroids

    Posted on Thursday January 3rd, 2008 at 14:27

    Observations from a Synesthete:No two cases of synesthesia are ever truly alike, given that each individual manifestation of the condition is utterly unique, like snowflakes or Go games. This means one person’s synesthetic experiences may be nothin...

  • Synesthetic-Artificial Intelligence?

    Posted on Monday December 31st, 2007 at 12:38

    This is what I believe:(1) Synesthesia is the language of thought.(2) Thinking is an evolutionary adaptation of synesthetic abstraction.(3) Every thought we have ever had can be attributed and apprehended through synesthetic patterns.(4) If you exper...

  • What is Artificial Intelligence?

    Posted on Friday December 28th, 2007 at 12:35

    If you were to look for the modern definition of artificial intelligence in a popular dictionary, what you will find is that AI, for short, is essentially the capacity of a computer to mimic operations which are normally thought to require intelligen...

  • Sensory Diversity

    Posted on Wednesday December 26th, 2007 at 13:49

    With the advent of robust research into the human mind, it is now known with certainty that there is no single variation of synesthesia. So far, scientists have documented 50 different types of the condition. One "symptom” with which we commonly as...

  • Chaos & Synesthesia: Into the Rabbit Hole

    Posted on Monday December 24th, 2007 at 18:33

    In the last posting, I chose to emphasize our collectively limited grasp of what it means for synesthesia to be a holistic manifestation of human perception. In today’s entry, my principal purpose is to provide additional philosophical perspectives...

  • The Prevalence and Significance of Synesthesia

    Posted on Sunday December 23rd, 2007 at 16:11

    While serious scientific study of synesthesia has gained momentum in recent years, it is still nowhere near to securing the kind of mainstream media attention which has made conditions, such as autism and savant syndrome, household names. What I find...

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