The natural progenitor of AI (4pics)

Chamomile. A simple field chamomile. This is a very simple flower. But it can be called the progenitor of the binary number system. Perhaps this is even the initial artificial intelligence that can answer any question we ask.

Everything is arranged very simply. The flower has petals, which can be considered bits, having the values 0 or 1. We tear off a petal and have the value 1. We tear off the next petal and have 0.
So we have answers to the questions: "to be or not to be", "loves or dislikes", and "True-False". Everything is simple.
This is exactly how Artificial Intelligence (AI) works, which is very popular now. It all comes down to simple answers - Yes or No. Everything else is just the work of programmers who give these answers a beautiful shape.

Beauty can be different. Sometimes it is not very beautiful if it does not have a beautiful frame.
Often the flowers do not grow in the right place. But they are still flowers. And these are Chamomiles.