Visions of bright future

Mary Shelley (nee Godwin) (1797-1851) http://gamesandtehories.blogspot.com/p/the-strange-life-of-mary-shelley.html Kimmo Huosionmaa Mary Shelley (1797-1851) was the writer of the book “Frankenstein” or “The modern Prometheus”. This woman was one of the first female horror-writers, and the book, what she was written is still in the lockers of the libraries. In her young ages, she faced many deaths, and her husband, who was five years elder than Mary, was died in 1822 by accident when his boat fold near Sardinia. The suicide was the fate of the Mary Shelley's stepsister, and the first wife of her husband also committed suicide. Mary's husband wealthy poet Percy Shelley (1792-1822) died in the accident when his Ariel-schooner fold in the Sardinia. Famous writer Mary Shelley was born with the name Mary Godwin in the London 1797, and she died for the brain tumor in the age 53 for the year 1851. There are some rumors, that the brain tumor caused the ultimate productivity...

Picture I Kimmo Huosionmaa As we might see, the artificial intelligence is already here, and it can make very much things, what people would not even be expected. The key to the artificial intelligence is that the machine could learn actions without human control, and this makes it very attractive thing for computer games, what are normally lose they are interesting parts when the player learns the places, where the enemy makes ambushes or some barriers comes ahead of the virtual vehicles. If the game uses artificial intelligence, the game would stay interesting long time, and if the artificial intelligence can develop new systems for the opponent, would that thing make the next generation computer games possible, and the big difference between those intelligent games and old fashion games would be, that the system can develop new technology for enemies or opponents, and this might keep the game interesting. But as we know that the same technology, what is used in comput...