|IDEA BY:||Jean Pierre Arteaga||LOCATION:||Canada||CATEGORY:||Technology|
|IDEA BY:||Jean Pierre Arteaga|
Is it possible to develop a life simulation agent that can learn and evolve thanks to stress driven stimuli? This project aims to develop an AI software that gains independence over time thanks to stress simulation. The main architecture of the agent will allow the software to learn and evolve thanks to the processing of "sensor stimuli" imitating real life being senses. This alone might not be sufficient for the agent to take any action so it will be forced to do so by simulating physical stress in their architecture. This way the software will imitate basic life needs of any living organisms, forcing the agent to take actions to satisfy them. If the software achieves such task it will imply that it has evolved to understand their inner mechanisms as well as its environment. What can be achieved with this? This kind of software could work with very few coding instructions, and it will become complex and autonomous by its own. Also this will get us one step closer to develop a truly artificial life being, capable of surviving and adapting to its environment.