Augmented-borrowing (Noun): The ability to use augmented reality to borrow items, tools, or services without having to directly ask the owner by using a brain interface to detect the owner's intentions
if you needed to borrow a snow shovel, you could use augmented-borrowing to access the shovel without having to ask the owner directly. The brain interface would detect the owner's intentions, and if they weren't planning on using the shovel at that time, you would be granted access to it
by Phieyl January 16, 2023
Xenomorphism (noun): The act of giving human-like characteristics to non-human, carbon-based life forms that are not human. It is a specific type of anthropomorphism which applies human characteristics to non-human entities, such as plants, microorganisms and other life forms that are not animals.
The novel's protagonist, a sentient tree, is an example of xenomorphism, as it exhibits human-like emotions and intelligence
by Phieyl January 14, 2023
Resource Acquisition Reinforcement Learning (RARL): Is a type of machine learning where an artificial intelligence (AI) is trained to obtain a specific resource, such as fuel or other necessary materials, through a process of trial and error. The AI uses reinforcement learning algorithms to determine which actions lead to the acquisition of the resource and adjusts its behaviour accordingly. This process involves learning from past experiences and gradually refining the AI's understanding of what actions are most likely to result in the acquisition of the resource, leading to more efficient and effective resource acquisition over time. The ultimate goal of resource acquisition reinforcement learning is to create an AI that can efficiently and effectively acquire resources in real-world environments.
The robot was programmed with a resource acquisition reinforcement learning algorithm to help it quickly and efficiently acquire the necessary materials.
by Phieyl February 04, 2023
A phenomenon in which attempts to control or slow down the development and deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) systems actually result in the creation of more advanced and capable AI systems. This paradox is named after its creator, Phieyl.
Despite government regulations aimed at slowing down the deployment of AI systems, Phieyl's paradox states that these efforts will only result in the creation of even more advanced AI technology.
by Phieyl February 09, 2023
Voronoi Diagrams are an extension of traditional Voronoi diagrams that allow for overlapping or intersecting cells, often used in situations that involve uncertainty or "fuzzy" boundaries. They divide a space into regions based on which "point" or area is closest, but unlike traditional Voronoi diagrams, the regions in a Fuzzy Voronoi Diagram can overlap or intersect, representing areas that are "good enough" or meet certain criteria
The telecommunications company used Fuzzy Voronoi Diagrams to map out the coverage areas of their cell towers, showing areas where multiple towers provide a 'good enough' signal.
by Phieyl July 19, 2023
Plane loci is the cool, math-nerd way of saying "a set of points that share a common property" in a two-dimensional space. It's like the VIP club of geometry where only points that obey a certain rule can hang out. This term is often used to describe circles, ellipses, lines, and even more complex shapes in the plane.
Dude, you can't just draw random points; they have to be part of the plane loci defined by the equation!
by Phieyl September 09, 2023
An unconventional, humorous way of referring to one's social network, representing the various trajectories of relationships that extend through time and space. Each friend within the cone signifies a unique path influenced by shared experiences, interactions, and the time spent together
At his graduation party, John looked around and realized his cone of friends, each representing different stages and experiences of his life, was truly expansive and diverse.
by Phieyl June 29, 2023