2.  A r t if ic ia l
i n t e l l i g e n c e is the
intelligence of machines and
the branch of computer
science.
 They discover that the Homo
Sapiens,s intelligence can be
simulated by a machine
 Each robot is especific for
one funtion, so so they can
solution specific problems

3. Its origin is from the Slavic word robota, which refers to
work done by force. It also came from Alexandria
•The word"artificial intelligence" was used in 1956.
•In 1774, Pierre Jaquet-Droz, described a machine
controller, with proper motions.
150 years later, in 1920 Karel Capek, who called his
machine robata, word in Czech that means work
The first machines were costing
40 to $
More late the chinese Su Song
built a tower of clock with 1088
mechanical pieces
It was there origins. 100 000

4. Robots can already s o l v e
p r o b l e m s in limited
realms.
Today robots are for help in
specific things .
More of them are for help in
the home chores like
cooker-robots.
Now, for example the
companies use robots for
attend people or in the
industries. But their use is
very slow.
In the future the robots will
use principally in house
works for help people.

5.  T h e g o a ls o f a r t if ic ia l
in t e llig e n c e :
 A computer executes the commands to
process data that are available provided
without any reasoning ability to develop on
such information.
 In resume, the objective of the artificial
intelligence is to can comunicate humans
with the machines .
 Its objectives are also help the people with
difficulties and help people in home chores.
Those are some objetives of the artificiall
intelligence
 Raise the intelligence of the machines,
developes computers intelligence etc

6. It appears in Greek myths,
such as Tales of Crete, the
The engineer Hero of bronze robot of Hephaestus,
Alexandria (10-70 AD and Pygmalion's
) Created numerous In Egypt and Greece did
automatic devices something like humanoid
that users could automatons
modify, and
described machines They were their origins more or
powered by air less
pressure, steam and
water.

7. The basic idea of AI problem-solving is
very simple, though its execution is
complicated. First, the AI robot or
computer gathers facts about a
situation through sensors or human
input.
Then the computer compares this
information to stored data and decides
what the information signifies. The
computer runs through various
possible actions and predicts which
action will be most successful based
on the collected information.