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Big Bang theory improved shortest path, construction, evolution and status model based course like environment machine learning

Tejinder Kaur, Abhijeet Singh, Yuvraj Singh Behl, Sanjoy Kumar Debnath, Susama Bagchi

Year
2023
Citations
5

Abstract

In 1950, Alan Turing got the idea that machines can think like humans, after that he made The Imitation Game in which he sat two humans and a computer in three different rooms and the first human in the form of a text message. Now a robot and a human were answering the question asked by the first human, but now because the three are in different rooms, the first human who was asking the question could not understand it. Answer by human or computer. Alan Turing believed that if the first person cannot understand that the answer is given by another person or by a computer, then it will be proved that computers can also think like humans. This is possible in case the dark energy changes its form at some point in the future and starts shrinking the space instead of expanding it. In this case the force of gravity will become effective and the universe will shrink and shrink as a point. This will probably give rise to another Big Bang. This cycle of great explosion and great contraction will continue. This is just a possibility, so far no evidence has been found in favour of this possibility.

Keywords

Course (navigation)Shortest path problemComputer sciencePath (computing)Artificial intelligenceBig Bang (financial markets)Machine learningMathematics educationTheoretical computer sciencePsychology

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