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    Current AI is considered "narrow" as it can only perform specific tasks like recommendation engines, spam filters, and self-driving cars rather than having general human-level intelligence. While impressive, these systems rely on large datasets and are unable to transfer learning beyond their original purpose. The video explains that true artificial general intelligence that can reason and learn like humans remains an ongoing challenge for researchers.

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    Current AI is considered "narrow" as it can only perform specific tasks like recommendation engines, spam filters, and self-driving cars rather than having general human-level intelligence. While impressive, these systems rely on large datasets and are unable to transfer learning beyond their original purpose. The video explains that true artificial general intelligence that can reason and learn like humans remains an ongoing challenge for researchers.

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    Current AI is considered "narrow" as it can only perform specific tasks like recommendation engines, spam filters, and self-driving cars rather than having general human-level intelligence. While impressive, these systems rely on large datasets and are unable to transfer learning beyond their original purpose. The video explains that true artificial general intelligence that can reason and learn like humans remains an ongoing challenge for researchers.

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    Retail businesses also use similar systems to offer ‘chat’ functions to their

    Reading section customers when they visit their websites. This allows customers to have
    their questions answered without the need of a customer service assistant.
    The software is able to read sentences and understand complex grammar
    Artificial intelligence (AI) is the intelligence of machines. As a general rule, so it can ‘comprehend’ questions.
    anything can be considered artificial intelligence if it implicates a program
    doing something that we would typically think would depend on the NARROW VS. GENERAL
    intelligence of a human being. With technology becoming an essential part
    of our everyday lives, AI has become a topic of debates and discussions Narrow artificial intelligence is meant to meet certain tasks and the general
    where advocates consider it as a blessing and for opponents, it is a artificial intelligence are those machines designed to reason. Examples
    calamity. Yet, like any technology, there is no inherent good or evil in AI, it include self-driving cars, computer vision procession for medical diagnosis,
    will simply depend on how humans implement and use it. and weather forecasting. In essence, narrow AI works in a limited context
    and is unable to handle unexpected experiences. While this does not sound
    The different levels of artificial intelligence and there are different categories impressive, in fact, it is this type of AI which will have the greatest effect on
    within the domain of artificial intelligence. They include: displacing workers as it is exceptional in performing routine jobs.
    Apple’s virtual assistant, Siri, or Google’s voice search feature is also prime
    STRONG VS . WEAK examples of some AI applications that are making our lives easier every
    day.
    Strong artificial intelligence refers to the work that looks to genuinely imitate
    a human. The weak artificial intelligence simply aims to build systems that
    are able to behave in the same manner as humans do, but do not aim at QUESTIONS TO CONSIDER:
    thinking as humans think. According to SAS, there are current uses of
    1. Researchers also aim at introducing an emotional aspect into AI machines.
    strong AI and that their edge against people is noticeable. Within the
    How will this affect our lives?
    banking and finance sectors, algorithms are designed to incorporate high
    2. We are still unsure about the future of artificial intelligence. Is artificial
    level intelligence to analyze payments and transactions. By doing so, these
    intelligence a threat or a blessing?
    programs are able to spot irregular bank activity. For instance, if a client
    3. There are plenty of wild statements about artificial intelligence –from a
    usually shops in a particular set of shops but then there is a transaction
    threat to our jobs to a threat to the human race as we know it. Are these
    from an unfamiliar place, then the system can ‘think’ and thus reason that
    mere overstatements, or are these fears based on facts?
    the transaction is not normal.
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    7. Subfield g. a method of data analysis that automates analytical model building. It is a branch of artificial intelligence based on the idea
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