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If at all possible I am looking for really good books on AI from all different fields of study.

I am assuming that it can be. Thank you, looking into it now

I was going to compare how I think to how it thinks. yeah, I am wanting ta build sort of a builder assistant while also learning as much theory as a kind to build it.

I mean like a formal definition of intelligence/cognition. One where it can be expressed by a computer.

That...is a very good question! Not sure yet. Thank you for bringing that up. I was going to compare my own reasoning to its reasoning and then compare and contrast.

Cool, what did you have in mind?

I feel that the best direction I should take is looking at how I learn and define my own reasoning and then from there defining the reasoning of a potential "object" and then add more and more complexity to that said object.

I want to try and throw myself at the hardest problem possible so I can go on a life long journey.

thank you, I should have specified. "Artificial General Intelligence" yeah.

I am going to use this topic for keeping track of my progress for the AGI Chatbot Project.

Which should I focus my time on if I were trying to build an AGI? Intelligence research or cognition research?

I want to make this a life long journey into making a general purpose artificial intelligence (AGI) using my knowledge and ability. I would like to track my journey on here to keep me motivated. Thank you for your time.

What would be a formal definition of intelligence/cognition. Which that can be expressed formally and mathematically? One which could be ran according to unique algorithms/computation/mathematical methods.

Cool, thank you

Could a relationship be formed between a "tie" in game theory and the halting problem in "decidability" in automata theory?

Deuterium How would you extract energy from gamma radiation directly?

Is there a metal out there you can bombard with electrons to get gamma radiation?

No, I am turning alpha particles into a proton pair and then waiting for them to fuse by applying energy. If you have a naturally decaying radioactive source such as C-60 which emits gamma radiation then you would not need to worry about input energy. Its just naturally supplied.

how much does it cost to remove a neutron?

It shows that the resultant of fusion is not beta(-) decay but instead beta(+) decay.

What about instead of a

bet

But it also says that there is a <0.01% decay into 2H through beta decay.

isn't He-2 isotope decaying into H-2(deuterium) just fusion?

No I mean that if you remove the neutrons in the alpha particle the protons would be close enough to allow for the protons to fuse. That is done using gamma radiation from a natural source. It would then form deuterium and not helium-4.