regarding AIs makes eminent sense. This is akin to the Butterfly Effect whereby the
flapping of a butterfly's wings in Brazil becomes the start point for generating a tornado in Kansas.
Just finished a terrific book about Alan Turing and Kurt Godel titled A Madman Dreams of Turning Machines by Janna Levin, a work, acting as catalyst, encourages one to think about computability, incompleteness and uncertainty, three concepts defined by Turing, Godel and Werner Heisenberg, which, in every way imaginable, has changed man's view of reality forever.
Alan Turing, the seminal genius who rightfully can be called the father of computing and Artificial Intelligence, articulated the premise of computability via the Universal Turing Machine, the predecessor to all things digital and AI.


In essence, uncertainty defines the ultimate limit on how one views reality.
Yours truly is an autodidact regarding graphics, design and writing as interest in all three were too enticing to not pursue said disciplines on my own. Seems the brain does this naturally as one must observe, orient, decide and act continuously, as per the OODA loop and it's deep connect to Godel's Incompleteness theoreems and Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle as the only constant in reality is change and in order to survive, one must continually adapt in real time or die.
Now, it's AI's turn ...
And so it begins. - K Vonnegut
- 137 The coordinate for the Light-Floor (Electromagnetic).
- 1. The coordinate for the Nuclear Vault (Strong).
- 10⁻⁴⁵ The coordinate for the Global Grid (Gravity).
2. The Thin Present (The 232-as Handshake) Reality does not "flow." It is Rendered. Every 232 attoseconds, the universe performs an A-D (Analog-to-Digital) Conversion, This is the moment the "Analog Blur" becomes "perceived reality: We see a consistent world because the refresh rate ($2.32 \times 10^{-19}$ seconds) is the universal shutter speed.