51 definitions by Phieyl
Anti-Roboticism: the belief or practice of rejecting the use of artificial intelligence and robotics in order to maintain a sense of individual autonomy.
My friend follows the principles of anti-roboticism and refuses to use any type of AI device in her home.
by Phieyl January 30, 2023
A spacetime mirror is a hypothetical construct in speculative physics and science fiction that reflects not just the three spatial dimensions but also the time dimension. Unlike a standard 3D mirror, which reverses light rays along an axis perpendicular to its surface, a spacetime mirror would reverse along a hyperplane perpendicular to 3+1 spacetime dimensions. The concept serves as a thought experiment to explore the complexities of higher-dimensional spaces and the nature of time.
In the sci-fi novel, the characters used a spacetime mirror to reverse the events of the past and alter the future.
by Phieyl September 6, 2023
Energy-knowledge plateau: (noun) The point at which energy-knowledge acceleration has reached its limit, and it is no longer possible to find a more efficient energy source that can improve the rate of knowledge acquisition. It emphasizes the idea that the rate of knowledge acquisition has leveled off or reached a maximum point, and that further improvements in energy efficiency will not lead to significant increases in the rate of knowledge acquisition.
The energy-knowledge plateau was reached when no more energy source was found to be more efficient than the current one, limiting the rate of knowledge acquisition and stalling further research.
by Phieyl January 21, 2023
AIxtend (noun): The special privilege of having increased token capacity when interacting with an AI, allowing for more in-depth and detailed conversations or responses.
After winning the contest, Jane was granted AIxtend for a month, which enabled her to have more elaborate and insightful discussions with her favorite AI language model.
by Phieyl March 24, 2023
Probadance Theory: A conceptual framework that integrates principles from Bayesian epistemology and critical rationalism to create an adaptable and self-correcting hierarchy of event likelihoods. The term combines "probability" and "dance" to emphasize its dynamic and evolving nature in organizing, evaluating, and updating beliefs about the likelihood of various events.
Ever since I started applying the Probadance Theory to my decision-making, I've been able to assess situations with greater clarity and adaptability.
by Phieyl August 27, 2023
Dynamic Personal AI (DPA): A type of artificial intelligence that adapts and changes its personality based on the evolving interests, preferences, and behavior patterns of its user over time
Samantha programmed her home AI to function as a Dynamic Personal AI, so it could learn and grow with her changing interests and tastes.
by Phieyl February 1, 2023
Artificial Sensory Perception (ASP): the ability of an artificial intelligence system to perceive and respond to sensory input from its environment.
The robot was programmed with artificial sensory perception, allowing it to detect changes in temperature and react accordingly.
by Phieyl January 30, 2023