Memristor Networks: Building Artificial Consciousness from Electronic Memories

The development of consciousness-like behaviors in memristor networks calls for a rethink of artificial intelligence and consciousness itself. My studies on neuromorphic computing have shown how memristor networks might naturally acquire intricate, brain-like properties. These systems replicate features of conscious decision-making by showing erratic but consistent reactions to stimuli. Recent studies have revealed how memristor ...
Read MoreCan AI Think Like Humans? Exploring the Evolution of Artificial Intelligence

Beginning with Alan Turing’s 1950 investigation, researchers have been enthralled for decades with whether artificial intelligence can think like humans. From the inception of the Turing Test to contemporary AI systems like GPT-4, I examine the evolution of artificial intelligence in this paper. Many question if machines can really think or just replicate knowledge given ...
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