AI (Artificial Intelligence)

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Intelligence - The ability to have and use knowledge and skills.


The 7 different types of Intelligence

(These are the seven different different typed of intelligence in one wheel that shows that there are mathematical, verbal, visual, physical, musical, introspective, and interpersonal intelligence.)


Turing Test

(The Turing Test is to test a machine's ability of gathering intelligence like a human.)


Chating with a robot

(This is what I program to the computer to ask some cheesy questions to it.)

(It mostly plays like a joke because it only says to go to another site to find the answer to your question.)


Norbert Wiener

(Norbert Wiener was an American Mathimatican and philosipher. He was also a professor of mathematics at MIT (Wikipedia).

("Intelligence is a collection of Feedback Loops.")


AI Winter

(AI Winter is a period of interest in artificial intelligence.)


My Chatbot

(This is my chatbot or FutureBot 3000's code that answers yes or no questions)

(I gave him a cool dudeish personality by using the words 'dude','bro',and 'totaly'.)


My eSpeaker

(This code allows me to make my computer speak in a very robotic way but it is very great.)

(Note: between the quotation marks, you add in what you want the robot speaker to say.)


My FactBot Programming

(This is a code to make a robot that can mostly answer any question you can think of.)

(It gets it's knowledge and information from a website called Wolfram Alpha.


WolframAlpha.com

(This is a computational search engine that I used to help me make the FactBot in the first place. From this website I got a new appID code which allows me to use WolframAlpha 2000 times before paying.)


The Smartest Machine On Earth

(This machine is named Watson and it competed with the smartest players of Jeopardy. When Watson has to answer a question, he has to go to trillions of documents that help him think of the best answers out of those documents.)


Blade Runner

(In class at the date 3/6/14, we watched a mature movie called Blade Runner and saw that there were many artificial objects going around like artificial animals and artificial humans.)


My Rock Paper Scissors Game

(This is what I coded to make my own game of Rock Paper Scissors on Python. This would probably be the easiest game to program because of the simple rules of the game and it is very quick and easy.)



My Hangman Game

(This is the code of the Game Hangman. This will show and tell all of the parts of the images that I have did to make the game function properly.)


The Pictures of the Game

(These are some of the images of the game Hangman shown above and the rest will be shown at the bottom.)


The List of Words

(This is a picture of the rest of the game images, but also part of the long list of words that the computer chooses randomly. The words are all animals names.)


The Responces and the Ending

(In this final picture, there are the responces of the letters you enter, so it would say if it is correct or wrong, and at the way bottom there is a text that says to 'press the enter key to exit', which is what it tells you at the end so you can exit the game.)

(I have the information on how to create Hangman on Python from this website, and if you would like to go and check it out, click this link below.)

|Click here for the Hangman Tutorial!|



My Tic Tac Toe Game

(This would be the final and hardestgame to program because of the hard board to draw or type down and all of the typing I have to do for the rule of the game and to make the game a multiplayer game.)


The Board and the Places for the X's and O's

(This picture above shows what I type to Python to create the board and where the X's and O's go in the spaces.)


The Tic Tac Toe Board

(If I run the programming on Python, I will get this 'HASHTAG' looking board which is used to play Tic Tac Toe.)


The Possible Spots

(This picture above shows the possible spots that the O's or the X's can go, and from the looks of it, you can see that there are eight possible ways per player.)