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JedRothwell Replied to the thread The LENR-CANR ChatGPT is ON LINE!.
The latest ChatGPT software and files are now installed in the LIBRARY bot (the lower box). It works much better. But it still has some quirks. Examples:
When I uploaded only a few papers, it was able to answer these two questions correctly, in detail:
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The devices are small and none of the next generation LECs are yet public (wait for ICCF-25.) I do have figures for these, but I'm not going to tell you because you wouldn't believe me. -
JedRothwell Replied to the thread The LEC, the CPD, and Dr. Chang the Zombie Hunter..
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Would it be "mildly interesting" if you learn that the energy produced by a LEC is a thousand times more than any possible battery or chemical device?
Answer: No you would not be interested at all. Not mildly or any other way. You… -
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It was deliberately the opposite of optimised, created to see how far you could push the tech away from the original methods in terms of reliability of effect, not maximum performance. The whole idea behind the work I did was to… -
JedRothwell Replied to the thread The LENR-CANR ChatGPT is ON LINE!.
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The top bot INDEX only. I have not fixed the bottom one yet. I think I fixed the "clerky" problem. -
JedRothwell Replied to the thread The LEC, the CPD, and Dr. Chang the Zombie Hunter..
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Well, that is well below the performance of a lithium AAA battery. Disregarding the facts that two brass plates are not a battery as far as anyone knows, and brass does not absorb hydrogen. Anyway, the Bard chatbot tells me --
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@THH. unfortunately I only have 'now' data on these plates, which didn't form part of the original series I produced for the IWAHLM workshop last year. But they were producing a lot more at the time of manufacture. However in air the output curves… -
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Plate area for both brass electrodes is 24 cm2 each. Reasonable estimates for total power output over 5250 hours approx is between a low of 10Wh and a high of 20wH.
While this figure is low these 2 plates have not been stored optimally, having been… -
JedRothwell Replied to the thread The LENR-CANR ChatGPT is ON LINE!.
The vendor made several improvements to the ChatGPT ChatBot. It now parses text better, and it recognizes structured text better. This means the LENR-CANR.org Chatbot 1 INDEX works better. It finds the URL for papers more reliably. It still has some… -
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@THH. If you wish I can weigh it while you try to work out a chemical reaction between brass alloy and hydrogen. Take your time. -
JedRothwell Replied to the thread The LEC, the CPD, and Dr. Chang the Zombie Hunter..
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Can you estimate the active surface, or the active mass of material, and total energy output so far? I would like to see a very rough estimate to compare to a battery. I suppose surface area is a better metric than the mass of… -
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to Alan Smith’s post in the thread The LEC, the CPD, and Dr. Chang the Zombie Hunter..
The LEC is a CPD based device, no argument. But CPD systems rapidly run down as the available free electrons equilibrate. What co-dep and/or hydrogen loading does with the LEC is modify the surface of the working electrode so it generates extra… -
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THanks for the correction Jed, my post has been amended. -
JedRothwell Replied to the thread The LEC, the CPD, and Dr. Chang the Zombie Hunter..
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Not arguments: evidence. Observations. So far, the evidence indicates that a LEC produces far more energy than any equivalent chemical system can produce, with no chemical changes, and no chemicals known to produce electricity… -
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to Alan Smith’s post in the thread The LENR-CANR ChatGPT is ON LINE!.
The guy who quit Google's AI project.
youtube.com/watch?v=rGgGOccMEi…&ab_channel=CSERCambridge
Geoffrey Hinton - Two Paths to Intelligence (25 May 2023, Public Lecture, University of Cambridge)
Digital computers were designed to allow a person to tell them… -
JedRothwell Replied to the thread The LENR-CANR ChatGPT is ON LINE!.
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This guy, Hinton, quit Google on his own initiative. Google "let go" Blake Lemoine, an engineer who thinks that an LLM AI ChatBot is sentient. That is to say, they fired him. I would fire him. I have been struggling to make an LLM… -
JedRothwell Replied to the thread The Playground - No more Covid Games Please..
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This is a new way to hijack cellular functioning. It is the fourth method I know of: viral takeover of ribosomes; retroviral taking over the DNA itself; mRNA vaccine takeover of ribosomes; and now, electronic gadgets to reach into the… -
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Scientists engineer new tools to electronically control gene eexpressio
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/new…ctronically-control-gene/
Using electricity to control gene expression has opened a new field of research and while such… -
JedRothwell Replied to the thread The Playground - No more Covid Games Please..
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Actually, a ribosome resembles a CPU. The DNA is the code that converts to RNA, which is then read by the ribosome. (As I am sure you know.)
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I think they are conceptually similar to a remarkable extent.
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