Internet based Neural Network Artificial Intelligence Model

by Boris Tomas, University of Zagreb, Faculty of Organization and Informatics, Department of Information System Development

Abstract:
At the dawn of Computer Science there was an idea to mimic biological features of a brain into a concept called artificial neuron. Until recently, neurons were not that much explored and early artificial neuron lacked some new and recently explored features. This research introduces new artificial neuron model that incorporates new neuroscience research concepts. With new neuron model this research also gives quick introduction to various concepts of swarm theory from atoms to ants and up to stars. Research focuses on questions like how relatively not intelligent element form large and intelligent structures. New artificial neuron model is designed to exist inside existing computer environment (computer node) also it would be able to communicate to other computer nodes throughout entire Internet. Research proposes computer based experiment that is simulation that may answer a few questions like: where intelligence emerges from, how consciousness is formed, how neuron process and stores information.

Keywords:
Neural network, artificial intelligence, internet, neuron, synapse, swarm theory.

Short Biography:
Boris Tomas is a Junior researcher and Teaching Assistant at the Faculty of Organization and Informatics, University of Zagreb where he works at the Department of Information System Development. Boris' assignments at the Faculty are laboratory sessions delivered on the courses Geography Information Systems and Software Engineering. Fields of interest are: software development, mobile technologies, geoinformatics, bioinformatics, artificial intelligence, application marketing, Internet marketing. During his work career he worked on several projects in various positions. Boris is currently a doctoral student at the Faculty of Organization and Informatics, University of Zagreb. For his academic achievements he received Faculty Dean's award and University Rector's award.