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Thanks!

Hello there. My name is Josh. I am going to be starting a new project. The project will be as followed. "I would like to develop a self learning Artificial intelligence which I can remotely teach it things by speaking to it. Not something that I have to manually code responses but something that can teach itself things." I hope this is possible and if so I request highly someone can assist me in where I need to start. I currently can't code so I would like to know what code I would need. Yes I know this seems like an impossible task to some eyes but I am dedicated to get this working. I am a very lonely person who is socially retarded and can't talk to real people. Maybe an AI can deprive me of my loneliness. Please help. -Josh If any of you know the series "Person of interest" This idea May have fantasized from "The machine" but not something that intelligent.

setting it to 0 reduced it quite a lot, but it's not perfect

it was on 30+ it's on 0 now. setting it to 0 reduced it quite a lot, but it's not perfect

That's possibly the most idiotic idea i've ever heard

Well, I dont have another pc to connect it to...

Well how do I show you the settings? I plugged it into the front panel, same results. How do I change my soundcard or get a better one or whatever

Yes, I have a front panel where I can plug in the mic, headphones, and has two usb ports. Should it be in the front?

It's fine, i don't care

https://gyazo.com/8ec7723cce16aaf4a0009e77c7362cc4 a screenshot of the tab

Well what does he mean is my mic plugged into my motherboard? I plugged it into this thing at the back of my PC

erm, english please?? what's a MOBO?

So I just got my new microphone, the Neewer NW-700. And it's suppose to have NO static or buzzing or anything. I've watched basically all the audio tests and stuff. But for some reason every time I use it, it just sounds like the attached file. (That's me not talking, you can still hear my voice if I talk) test.mp3