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US 2012/0084242 A1Published application
Coupling of rational agents to quantum processes
AssigneeMind Over Matter Ai, LLC.
InventorMichael Levin
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Abstract
The present invention provides devices, methods, and systems for coupling a rational agent to a quantum process. In particular, the present invention provides rational agents configured to influence a quantum process, or to derive information from a quantum process, and methods and uses thereof.
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A system comprising:
- (a) an amplified quantum process;
- and (b) a rational agent, wherein said rational agent is not an intact human or animal;
- wherein said rational agent is configured to make selections between two or more choices;
- wherein said selection is at least partially based upon output from said amplified quantum process;
- and wherein said rational agent exerts intent on said amplified quantum process, thereby altering the output of said amplified quantum process.
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A system comprising:
- (a) an amplified quantum process;
- and (b) a rational agent, wherein said rational agent is not an intact human or animal;
- wherein said rational agent is configured to make a selection between two or more choices and said rational agent is unable to determine which of said choices is optimal;
- wherein said selection is at least partially based upon output from said amplified quantum process;
- wherein said goal-seeking agent exerts intent on said amplified quantum process;
- and wherein said amplified quantum process supplies said rational agent with output that increases the likelihood of said rational agent selecting the optimal choice.
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A method for identifying agents capable of intent comprising:
- a) providing:
- i) a quantum process, wherein said quantum process produces a detectable output;
- ii) a test agent, wherein said test agent is configured to depend upon said detectable output of said quantum process to make a decision between 2 or more outcomes;
- b) allowing said test agent to receive said output from said quantum process wherein said test agent does not provide feedback to said quantum process;
- c) detecting test output from said quantum process during and/or following decision making by said test agent;
- d) comparing said test output from said quantum process with a control output;
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- e) identifying said test agent as capable of intent if said test output differs from said control output
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