Ai lecture 01 intoduction
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This document discusses artificial intelligence and what constitutes intelligence. It provides examples of problem solving, finding optimal solutions, recognizing patterns and sequences, memory manipulation, planning and scheduling as demonstrations of intelligence. The document then poses questions about if a machine could perform these types of tasks, such as searching meshes, solving problems, developing plans, diagnosing issues, understanding, perceiving, and behaving like humans, would it be considered intelligent. It concludes that this would be considered artificial intelligence rather than natural intelligence.
Ai lecture 01 intoduction
- 3. Example # 1
- 4. Hence the ability of problem solving demonstrates intelligence
- 5. Example # 2
- 6. Example # 2…
- 7. Finding an optimal solution among a set of solutions demonstrates intelligence
- 8. Example # 3 Consider the following sequence of numbers 1, 3, 7, 13, 21, …. Find the next number in the sequence
- 9. Hence the ability of memory manipulation and numerical processing contributes to intelligence.
- 10. The ability to think, plan and schedule demonstrate intelligence
- 11. Correct and efficient memory manipulation and information processing also counts towards ones intelligence.
- 12. Example # 4
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- 19. Hence the ability to learn and recognize demonstrates intelligence
- 20. What if ? • A machine searches through a mesh and finds a path? • A machine solve problems like the next number in the sequence? • A machine develops plan? • A machine diagnoses and prescribes? • A machine understands? • A machine perceives? • A machine does many more such things. • A machine behaves as humans do.
- 21. Then we will call such a machine intelligent. Is this natural intelligence? No This is Artificial intelligence.
- 22. End