This document discusses the four main types of artificial intelligence:
1. Reactive machines like IBM's Deep Blue chess computer that can perceive the current situation but not learn from experience or store memories.
2. Limited memory machines like self-driving cars that can observe objects over time and integrate past perceptions with programmed representations of the world.
3. Theory of mind machines that can form representations not just of the world but of other agents and understand they have thoughts and feelings that influence behavior.
4. Self-aware machines that can form representations of themselves and have consciousness, extending the theory of mind to the machine itself.