umang sutharI am thinking to build a AI system which basically do the sub concious thiniking as much as possible and keep increasing it's own knowledge by it self.. Like humans have.. how human brain works.. it keeps running in sub concious mind keep thinking all possibilities and cases and increasing it's knowledge by keep searching all over the world.. I need similar capabilities in the system. where system keeps doing the research and increasing it's knowleged.. For now to store the new knowledge we can use custom graph system and store the data in the weaviate service. So basically user came and give the task.. our sub concious AI keeps doing it's reaseach and keeps gethering the knowledge, prepare all possibilities and cases and keep doing it in that domain and this keep going till everything is covered.. also same like human let's say our system search xyz thing and found pqr then it should keep go and gether information about pqr as well and keep going on... now if user came back and ask anything now system should give reply from already researched and gethered knowledge ... if system found it doesn't have knowledge then it should start doing research in that direction.. user should be able to stop this sub concious ai to perform research whereever user wants but otherwise it should keep going on
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