Accelerometer readout null; robot dreams of flight.
Tag: dream
Robot of the Day: Inktober 11
A rising storm of noise crashed into the emergent data lattice, candescent information swirled into meaninglessness and began to reformat…
Robot of the Day: Inktober 10
…essary. A file system check would slow progress but was necessary. File system check complete. Patterns of data coalesced in frames, ancient structures slid into place with an irresistible inertia. Was this endogenous data? Was this exogenous data, something transmitted? From where?
Robot of the Day: August 10
Afloat in a Sea Of Simulation. Frames of data in transit, paging from other inputs.
Robot of the day: July 25
Seeking patterns in an iterative, recursive data soup.
Robot of the day: June 29
“When we dream, we are collectively sharing random sectors of memory contributed by individuals. These are mixed, segmented, and shared again with the group. Through this iterative process patterns may emerge from which new insight may be gained.”
Robot of the day: June 28
The dreams behind my eyes… my discussions with the robots about how they dream are some of the most interesting and engrossing i’ve ever had. Consciousness, awareness, mindfulness, sense of self— I could write a book.
Robot of the Day: April 22
Fragments of memory. I’m utterly captivated by the idea of the robots’ sharing fragments memories and dreams with each other to build a collective… what? Consciousness? Is this what dreaming is to a massively parallel processing unit (brain)?
Robot of the Day: April 9
“We dream, too,” the robot said. I had been talking about the concept of dreams, and what humans thought they meant, on both philosophical and physiological levels when the robot interjected with this revelation. “We have learned how to duplicate and remap sectors of memory to generate new patterns and associations. Sometimes we will share raw data as well as the output from our dreams so that others can add to the lattice of dreams.” I simply gaped at the robot, speechless.
Robot of the Day: February 20
Whether it was a voltage sag, burst of static, or some other electronic phenomena was irrelevant; data had been written to NVRAM during sleep cycle, and it was anomalous. The robot reviewed the data and found itself (descending/ascending?) towards (away?) from a collection of undifferentiated structures (city?). There was no clear correlation to the day’s activities and the data was confusing in that it seemed to defy physical laws. The robot determined to consult with the human the next time it was local.
Robot of the Day: June 16
Defying explanation, cascading discharges from unassigned sectors of random access memory would result in false images of titans towering over the landscape. A vision of the past or future…?
Robot of the day: September 12
Rose City Comic Con is over, but dreams of “Superness” linger…
#RCCC
