This document provides an overview of a class on human perspective in artificial intelligence. It includes:
- Details on an upcoming reading assignment and exam dates.
- A summary of previous class topics covering the types of energies that make up reality and how human senses detect a small portion of it.
- Observations comparing sight and hearing, noting both involve physical organs that output electrical signals for brain processing within detectable ranges and frequencies.
- Discussions of how taste and smell sensing works through receptors on the tongue/nose interacting with molecules to create electrical signals for the brain.
- Links to videos and articles exploring taste/smell receptors and testing, with notes on the specificity and diversity of receptors involved.