How Artificial is Artificial Intelligence?
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The document discusses the term "Artificial Intelligence" and questions if it remains a viable term as AI technology becomes more intelligent and the line between artificial and authentic intelligence blurs. It defines AI as the scientific understanding of intelligent behavior and thought embodied in machines. It also discusses the P vs NP problem using the example of Minesweeper being an NP problem that is difficult for algorithms to solve due to the large number of possibilities. The conclusion states that while differences will always exist between computers and humans, the intellectual and creativity gaps will narrow over time according to AI pioneer Nils Nilsson.
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- 1. How Artificial is Artificial Intelligence? By: Andrew Green
- 2. Introduction Science fiction often has computers and robots that exhibit intelligence. "Artificial Intelligence." Is their intelligence really deserving of the term "artificial"
- 3. Thesis Statement The usage of the term, “Artificial Intelligence” often referred to as AI, is becoming seemingly antiquated as the technology becomes more “smart,” continually blurring the line between what is artificially intelligent and what is authentically “intelligent,” prompting a question: is the term still viable within the scientific and technical discourse communities?
- 4. Definition AI, according to the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence is "the scientific understanding of the mechanisms underlying thought and intelligent behavior and their embodiment in machines.”
- 5. P = NP? P is a problem solved by an algorithm in reasonable time. NP is a problem solved by checking a proposed solution, too many possibilities for an algorithm. Minesweeper is an example of an NP problem
- 6. Conclusion "There will always be some difference between computers and human beings, but I think the intellectual and even creativity differences ultimately will narrow," says AI pioneer Nils Nilsson
- 7. Works Cited • Stewart, Ian. "Ian Stewart on Minesweeper." claymath.org. Clay Mathematics Institute, 2012. Web. 9 May 2012. <http://www.claymath.org/Popular_Lectures/Minesweeper/>. • Morguefile.com