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What is
artificial intelligence (A.I.)? Essentially, A.I. is a sophisticated
mathematical algorithm that aims to mimic how the human brain works and so
produce a form of simulated intelligence. And we can define intelligence as the
process of thinking ahead.
The
dawn of man began the day a hairy ass ape began making tools a process of
thinking ahead. This ability to think ahead sets us apart from other animals.
Our intelligence is based on its ability to learn and remember and to recall this
information when it’s trying to solve a problem.
The
human brain contains billions of neurons that are interconnected by trillions
of synaptic nerve connections that form the complexity of the organism. A.I.
aims to simulate the human brain by using a mathematical algorithm. There are
many different ways these algorithms can be used such as: neural networks,
genetic algorithms and other knowledge
discovery systems or any other type of pattern recognition software.
Currently, even
the most advanced neural networks only use a handful of connections compared to
the billions of neuron connections in the human brain for a wide range of
applications such as stock market analysis and recognising trends to cancer
screening classification. So, you see the problem for A.I. is how to simulate
the complexity of the human brain?
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And, it’s
not about extra computer processing power like the search for extraterrestrial intelligence (SETI) project where spare computer processing power cycles are combined from many thousands of computer systems from around the world to collectively number crunch and analyse segments of the night sky or indeed the need for
extra memory.
The main
problem is that artificial intelligence is based essentially on learning by
adapting to different data sets while at the same time using classification to
modify its process (a simulation of the human brain learning) to simulate how
our brains' learn. But, this is the dilemma for A.I. in how we mathematically
represent human learning because how can we be sure how our brains' learn? Is it
a collective experience or something more that represents how our brains' work? This
is the mystery of the search for A.I.
In my opinion,
A.I. is not forward thinking, it doesn't need more computers processing power
or memory, it lacks perception – the ability we humans call intuition. The Quest for Artificial Intelligence Click Here
Anthony Fox MSc BSc Hons
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