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Are these programs alive It depends upon the definition used for life. What if the programs evolve and develop higher levels of programming What happens when these programs are encased in and control mobile robots How about if the robots learn to build copies of themselves (self-replicate)

The diode manipulates a circuit s voltage. While there are a number of nuances to the diode s behavior, it has two primary e ects on circuits. First is its unusual ability to conduct electricity in only one direction. Of course, if you apply too much voltage to a diode it will, like most components, break down and stop working correctly. Note the arrow in the diode s schematic gure in Fig. 10-5. This is the direction of the forward current (illustrated in terms of conventional current), owing from the anode (A) to the cathode (C). The cathode line on the diode itself matches the line on the schematic. You can say that the diode s arrow points toward ground, or the circuit s negative terminal. For example, in the circuit in Fig. 10-6, the diode allows electricity to conduct through the resistive load. The second attribute of the diode is its forward voltage drop. The voltage leaving a diode is always less than the voltage entering the diode. It is important to point out that, in spite of this, a diode doesn t have a signi cant resistance. This voltage drop is typically less than a volt, often about a halfvolt drop. In some cases this is just an annoying side e ect. However, you can also design circuits to speci cally use this voltage drop.

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A nanobot is a robot the size of a microbe. IBM is making progress in manipulating atoms and molecules to create simple machines and electronics (transistors and wire). So far, there appears to be no restriction on how small one can make an object. Bacteria-sized robots are theoretically possible. Some scientists predict silicon life will be the next evolutionary step, replacing carbon life forms on this planet. What we call electronics and robotics will evolve into self-creating, self-replicating silicon life. Whether or not silicon life becomes the next major evolutionary step on Earth will not be debated here. This chapter will remain focused on the development of artificial intelligence (consciousness) and artificial life.

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The progression of computer technology over the last five and a half decades is staggering. In 1946 the ENIAC computer filled a large area with electronic equipment. The computer was almost 100 feet (ft) long, 8 ft high, 3 ft deep, and weighed 30 tons. ENIAC contained 18,000 tubes, 70,000 resistors, 10,000 capacitors, 6000 switches, and 1500 electromagnetic relays. ENIAC could perform 5000 additions per second, 357 multiplications per second, and up to 38 divisions per second. Today that same 1946 computer could be condensed on a tiny sliver of silicon less than 1 4 square. Physicist Robert Jastrow stated in The Enchanted Loom (New York, Simon & Schuster, 1981) that, The first generation of computers was a billion times clumsier and less efficient than the human brain. Today, the gap has narrowed a thousand fold. Science is progressing unrelentingly toward creating AI. Artificial intelligence is something we may see in our lifetime. From the standpoint of creating competent AI, it s a small step to generating superior intelligence in machines. That s a dream, many scientists will tell you, trying to retain the waxing illusion that human intelli@@@@@@@ &&&&&&&&&

There are many other subtle attributes of diodes, such as how quickly they can respond to changing voltages, how much they leak when reverse current is applied, their breakdown voltage beyond which they burn out, and others.

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