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Researchers at MIT developed an AI that can predict human behavior. (Can this mean that we turn Isaac Asimov's psychohistory into reality? )

 

 

Can this mean that we turn Isaac Asimov's psychohistory into reality? 


The idea is similar to the mathematical psychohistory that novelist Isaac Asimov created for his fictional "Foundation" novel series. The idea is that the computer can predict people's behavior by benefiting Boltzmann's natural gas formulas created by Ludwig Boltzmann. 

If we connect MIT's AI model to the systems that handle things like oil molecule behavior in that model the humans would be molecules for the system. And the system must only know which part of people acts following the same rules. 

So if the AI can predict some person's behavior, it can predict the entire nation's behavior. The system must just make the data matrix of all individuals. And then see how most of the people will behave. The system is simple, but it requires lots of information. 

The idea is to use the statistics about the behavior of the people. Then the system can use those statistics. Or databases to calculate the behavior of most of the people. The system must know what kinds of emotional activity activates certain behaviors. Researchers created the world's first emotion detectors that a person can wear. This allows to creation of the behavioral matrix for the AI.  That thing allows the system to see the person's emotions. Then the surveillance cameras can connect certain movements or other behaviors with the emotions. That means the AI can see what is someone's mood from camera images. 

The AI can predict human behavior. If it gets enough data for that thing. The AI can create the data matrix of every person in the country. And then if we want to make the psychohistory for the USA. We must just make about 334,914,895 (U.S. Population) data matrices or behavioral matrices. And then the system can predict. That is what most people will do during some cases like elections.  

 By using data that different systems collect the AI can make a digital twin of the person. And then the system can predict everything that we do. The system must just follow our behavior and rituals, which we don't even know, and then the system can predict what we do after that ritual. Which can be things like looking at a watch in a certain way. 

Those rituals are small but the AI can make the matrix and use it to predict what individuals will make. The AI can make digital twins for every person in the country, and then it can simply predict how most people behave in certain situations. And then it must just calculate which part of the people will do something. 

https://scitechdaily.com/mits-new-ai-model-predicts-human-behavior-with-uncanny-accuracy/


https://scitechdaily.com/worlds-first-real-time-wearable-human-emotion-recognition-technology-unveiled/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ludwig_Boltzmann

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