Connectomic AI

Using the connectome for AGI is the tricky part of the process. Tricky because it does take some thought behind how to associate sensory neurons to real world concepts and how to read the motor output in order to determine the results. To do this we break down the process simply as Sensory Input > Cortical Processing > Motor Output ( > Sensory Processing > Cortical Processing > ...). Sensory Processing Each connectome has a set of sensory neurons. When we create our AGI, we connect weights to the sensory neurons based on how we perceive the sensory input on a particular sensory neuron. As an example, if we want our AGI system to avoid particular situations, we connect that sensory input to sensory neurons that would cause the connectome to sense pain or unpleasant conditions. If we want our AGI system to want or like a particular input, we connect that sensory input to sensory neurons that would cause pleasant conditions in the connectome. Using Robotics makes this proce