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The AISHE system is a cloud-based platform designed for real-time financial trading, powered by advanced artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques. Its blockchain network ensures secure and efficient exchange of data between clients. The system comprises two main components: the AISHE system client and the AISHE system itself. (toc) #title=(content list) The client is a downloadable software application that connects to the AISHE system and receives real-time data on financial market trends, news, and other relevant data. It utilizes a range of machine learning and AI techniques, such as neural networks, deep learning, and reinforcement learning, to analyze market data and execute trades in real-time. Users can customize it to their specific trading preferences and risk tolerance. The central hub for data exchange and coordination between clients is the AISHE system itself, located in the AISHE data center. It supplies neural structures and rel...

Teaching AI to Behave: The Role of Humans in Reinforcement Learning

From Treats to Training: Understanding Reinforcement Learning with Human Feedback To understand reinforcement learning, it's important to first distinguish between supervised and unsupervised learning. Supervised learning relies on labeled data to train models to respond appropriately when encountering similar data in the future. In unsupervised learning, models learn independently by identifying patterns and inferring rules and behaviors from data without guidance. However, unsupervised learning alone may not be sufficient to produce answers that align with human values and needs. This is where reinforcement learning comes in, particularly in the context of the AISHE client system. Reinforcement learning is a powerful machine learning approach where models learn to solve problems through trial and error. Behaviors that optimize outputs are rewarded, while those that don't are punished and further refined through training. An analogy for reinforcement learning is how we train ...