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AI: How it works(Part 2)

In a neural network , not only does it contain a bias and a value , but is also has another numerical number of significance: the multiplier(which is also known as weight) . The arrows that connect every neuron to every other neuron in the layer in front of it isn't only their for show. These arrows all hold a multiplier, which multiplies the value of the neuron(including the bias of the neuron). These multipliers are there in order to weigh the significance of certain neur

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AI: How it works(Part 1)

AI is a new hot topic in the modern world, with dozens of different AI's pooping out left and right, such as Chat GPT, Grammarly , Google Gemini , and so on. The AI's I've just listed are all examples of a specific type of AI called " LLM " AIs. How these Large Language Model AIs usually work is when the AI is fed a ton of information, such as the entire English dictionary, or what is trending on TikTok currently. Despite only receiving digital information, these AIs are st

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What is raycasting?

Raycasting is a 3D rendering technique that is used in several video games that incorporate 3D objects and gameplay. A famous example of a game that uses raycasting is the game " Doom ". So what is raycasting really? Before we get into that, we need to see when and where raycasting can actually be used. Let's say that you are building a 3D game, and have no idea how to actually make something 3D. How would you start then? This is a problem that frequently rises in the mind

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AI: How it works(Part 2)

AI: How it works(Part 1)

What is raycasting?

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