>My point is that all beekeeping is local and all locations are affected differently by local climate & forecasts.
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It's about the expressions and the language used. If beekeeping has its own language, weather the same, we have two sets of terms that can be joined together in a new language to encompass locally different states of affairs. Kind of like a local dialect that is unique. So the answer to the question of whether it is possible to train AI can be seen.

Imagine that all things have their own specific language that speaks to you. So it is a vector speech that can be digitally set up as a language program that will respond.

If there is any shortcoming, it is only about the time when the machine is training. The more you practice, the more you can do. Of course, a machine can be built to be more talented and able to handle and understand more exercises than another machine. Because there is such a thing as a flow of information over time, a chronology of learning. Sort of like parental influence.

Gustav Palan

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