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Machines are much harder to design and implement than static entities. This post will explain the creation process and hopefully provide a sense of the level of complexity and coherence that is involved.
I’ve been designing machines my whole professional life, never thinking about the fact that we engineers are embedding intelligence in matter/energy, and, from a physics point of view, what it takes to implement this functionality. The short answer is that it requires being able to create state changes with low activation energies. This equates to “unstable equilibrium.” This post is to explain why this is necessary and how we engineers deal with the problems involved and how the techniques we use are different from what we see in life.
The intent of this post is to compare Natural vs. Intelligent processes and why Intelligent processes can create more outcomes including machines and life.