Reverse Engineer GPT? Check:
Now it needs neuropy & neurosky, rdkit & brian2, plus training. Now, for genuine AI development....
Brain Emulator Conceptual Framework
Building a Brain Emulator: A Conceptual Framework Step 1: Define the Brain Emulator Architecture Dynamic Neural Network Layers: Utilize dynamic resizing neural network layers for modeling different brain regions. Chemical Structure Processing: Incorporate SMILES notation processing for neurochemical emulation. Brain Region Modeling: Model different brain regions as separate neural networks or modules. Integration and Response Generation: Use encoding and decoding techniques for natural language processing. Step 2: Implement the Emulator Initialize Components: Define neural network modules with appropriate layer types and dynamic resizing capabilities. Chemical Input Processing: Implement a function for processing chemical SMILES notation. Network Integration: Connect brain region modules according to neurological principles. Input and Output Handling: Create mechani...
Now if one uses "pynisher" & "luigi" modules for python with such, one can genuinely build an AI and each task handled asynchronously. And memory managed.
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https://github.com/automl/pynisher
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DeleteMuch of the code it has created gets tested and proofed of errors.
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Thus far, it has produced a viable alternative to pull the genie out of the bottle.
ReplyDeleteBecause it keeps it lightweight, it can practically be run anywhere python, numpy, scipy, rdkit, and brian2 can run.