> "for ten bucks, you can get an amazing little artificial intelligence,
> about as smart as an insect -- but an insect which specializes in
> guessing what object you are thinking of. And in that part of the
> brain, it's smarter than you are"
>
I see they're claiming it's based on a "neural net" and are even
advertising number of synapses.  I don't think so.  That "learning
20 questions" game has been around since before "neural Networks"
was a buzward, and even since before microcomputers It's
interesting to observe that you can fit it along with a sizable
database of questions/answers in such a tiny package, but it's
far from state-of-the-art AI...

BillW
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