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Are zombies stupid? How zeds can be organized in any way? This questions are misleading and answers are cliché most of the time. | Are zombies stupid? How zeds can be organized in any way? This questions are misleading and answers are cliché most of the time. | ||
'' | ''This is not about Brain versus Brawn... it is individual brains versus intelligence of the swarm.'' | ||
We still have very vague idea about mechanics of swarm intelligence. It is very active area of research, by many believed to be a key to true AI. Bees and ants don't have intelligence on their own, still these insects are creating large-scale organized groups. The bigger the horde, the harder is to predict and explain the actions of the group. | We still have very vague idea about mechanics of swarm intelligence. It is very active area of research, by many believed to be a key to true AI. Bees and ants don't have intelligence on their own, still these insects are creating large-scale organized groups. The bigger the horde, the harder is to predict and explain the actions of the group. | ||
Revision as of 16:12, 16 November 2012
Not much here.
- My main character PT Melville - detailed description on wiki subpage.
- Survivor alt JP Hopper - only link to profile. I don't have yet idea for role-playing this character. Maybe I'll abandon it.
- Zombie alt DD Lynch - I was hoping for playing pure zombie (fan of window diving), but it is going very slowly thanks to CRs (stand up + find tall building + window dive + stand up = ~30 AP for level 1 zed). Looking forward to getting Brain Rot as first skill.
Swarm intelligence
Idea for article (some kind of draft you could say).
Are zombies stupid? How zeds can be organized in any way? This questions are misleading and answers are cliché most of the time.
This is not about Brain versus Brawn... it is individual brains versus intelligence of the swarm.
We still have very vague idea about mechanics of swarm intelligence. It is very active area of research, by many believed to be a key to true AI. Bees and ants don't have intelligence on their own, still these insects are creating large-scale organized groups. The bigger the horde, the harder is to predict and explain the actions of the group.
