There is also database processing, which works with the way that a computer sorts and retrieves information. And intelligent software agents that can tell you when to buy and sell stock among many other things. But, what this speech mainly focuses on is the theory behind all this, which has its own field. There are four categories of viewpoints that one may have on this topic. "A. All thinking is computation; in particular, feelings of conscious awareness are evoked merely by the carrying out of appropriate computations. B. Awareness is a feature of the brain's physical action; and whereas any physical action can be simulated computationally, computational simulation cannot by itself evoke awareness. C. Appropriate physical action of the brain evokes awareness, but that physical action cannot even be properly simulated computationally. D. Awareness cannot be explained by physical, computational, or any other scientific terms." Penrose 12 All that says is that it all depends if the brain functions computationally or physically (chemical reactions) and whether or not you believe that either of those can be simulated by a machine or biological creation of some kind. We will be dealing with viewpoint A and D. If you believe in viewpoint A than you believe that computers can become "aware" of their surroundings. The word "aware" means that it can take in its whole surroundings and make judgments and actions for itself, which a giant leap from where AI is at now. It really depends on how you view how the brain functions. Research is being done by neurobiologists to unlock the secret of how the brain works. It could function by computation or chemical reactions, no one is really sure. If you think that it is all done computationally, and that humans can simulate it in a machine of some sort than you believe in A. "A is an implication of a highly operational attitude to science, where, also, the physical world is taken to operate entirely computational.
In the future technology will be so high, that Artifical Intelligence will be able to be created. ... Maybe Artifical Intelligence will fiind the cure for incurable diseases and will even make new discoveries and inventions to the benefit of mankind. Unfortunatelly, another scenario is quite possible if Artifical Intelligence is "faulty" and begins a confrontation against the human race. ...
What is the meaning of Artificial Intelligence? ... Brief History of Artifical Intelligence: The term was coined in 1956 by John McCarthy at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Artificial intelligence includes • games playing: programming computers to play games such as chess and checkers • expert systems : programming computers to make decisions in real-life situations (for example, some expert systems help doctors diagnose diseases based on symptoms) • natural language : programming computers to understand natural human languages • neural network...
However, while Charlie is recovering at the hospital Hilda, his chatty nurse, said that maybe they have no right in altering Charlie's intelligence because if God had wanted it that way he would have created him with brains."... As his intelligence increases Charlie grows cold, smug, and disagreeable. ... Not only would this artifical intelligence harden his heart but it would open him up to exploring his sexuality. ... Professor Nemur tells Charlie at the outset of the experiment that if he did gain intelligence it may not be permanant; later, Charlie has a memory of his young sister, No...
Infact the Enlightenment was a philisophical movement in the 18th century which attempted to raise standards of intelligence and education. ... We have seen that J.C.Bach's music follow Burney's thinking that music "should not be in excess of artifice" with his simple melodic lines that influenced great composers such as Mozart, while C.P.E and W.F Bach's music show an amount of expression never seen before and reflects the "naturalness" and human emotion in the way that Barford says "feeling, emotion and passion [ ] are, so to speak, the prima materia of the natural man". ...
Studying too much at once is indolence where one does not want to do anything but study, to use studies as decorations is artifice where one studies only to fulfill the pretension, and to form opinions based solely on studies is an absurdity to the writer. ... Russell once ingeniously said "[Education is] one of the chief obstacles to intelligence and freedom of thought". ...
A social stability that creates personal fulfillment, however, is as artifical as the people that enjoy it. ... The advancements of genetics to so great in this time period that during the decanting process, one can control the intelligence, stature, looks and any other trait of a person. ...
A social stability that creates personal fulfillment, however, is as artifical as the people that enjoy it. ... The advancements of genetics to so great in this time period that during the decanting process, one can control the intelligence, stature, looks and any other trait of a person. ...
Born in 69 BC, Cleopatra VII was the inheritor of the Greek Macedonian, Ptolemaic Empire in Egypt. The founder of this glorious dynasty was Ptolemy Sooter or the 'savior', one of Egypt's greatest pharaohs and allegedly Alexander's (the Great) half brother. The Ptolemaic dynasties were known for their interbreeding practices which began with Ptolemy Sooter who married Bernice I, a royal Seleucid from Cyprus. Cleopatra VII was the grandchild of Ptolemy IX, whose illegitimate son Ptolemy XII Alutes the flute player married his sister Cleopatra V. Cleopatra VII was one among th...
