1 of 17 The Equations of AI by Ian Beardsley Copyright © 2016 by Ian Beardsley
2 of 17 I have discovered a lot pertaining to AI. Most of it is in my three books, The AI Cookbook, The AI Cookbook 2, The AI Cookbook 3. Here I have listed some of them on one page: 


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10 of 17 The AI Equations (Part II) by Ian Beardsley Copyright © 2016
11 of 17 August 06, 2016 (11:45 AM) It is my guess that as human life, based on Carbon (C), Nitrogen (N), Oxygen (O), and Hydrogen (H) made AI based on Silicon (Si), Phosphorus (P), and Boron (B), that AI will make life based on Bestmann’s Ylide, But-2-ene. and Ammonium Acetate. I would further suggest as first generation AI should be considered that using Germanium (Ge) and second generation AI should be considered that using Silicon (Si) that third generation AI should be that considered AI made from nanowires when we develop that technology. 


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15 of 17 The AI Equations (Part III) By Ian Beardsley Copyright © 2016 by Ian Beardsley
16 of 17 DNA and Logic Gates We drew a parallel between the amino acids and doped silicon, saying the first are the building blocks of life, and the latter are the building blocks of AI. We showed the connection between the hydrocarbons (the skeletons of organic compounds) with titanium as the skeleton of AI. We are now left with DNA (the instructions for life) to be compared with logic gates (the instructions for AI). I am no biologist, but I think the approach would go something like this: guanine cytosine adenine thymine is tetranary for blond hair where as 1000 1110 is binary for the letter M (let’s say).
So, we then say AI has the arrangement of four different compounds with their order saying, for example, blond hair on, and AI has the arrangement of zeros and ones, or switches on or off, in other words, to code the characters on the keyboard. 
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