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- perceiving, synthesizing and inferring information
- perception (auditory, visual)
- synthisyzing
- conclusion
- decision
- perceive
- organize
- synthesize
- conclusion
- decision
- execution
artificial intelligence requires programming ... real intelligence requires programming, too
"machine learning?" ... we have been programmed to acquire and use language, so we can
- realization (my programming)
- perception
- organization
- evaluation (compare / contrast)
- store / add to memory
- synthesize
- conclude
- respond
- perception
- organization
- evaluation
- retention
- incorporation
- conclusion
- application - action is taken even if the action is inaction
why is computer intelligence called "artificial"?
- it is opposed to "natural" or "true" or "real"
- non-living vs. living
intelligence: the ability to acquire and apply knowledge & skills - the skilled use of reason (reason is best understood because it always asks the question "why?"
Intelligence:
- acquiring knowledge
- manipulating one's environment
- thinking abstractly
Machines can be "wiped", in humans it is typically referred to as "washed" ... essentially means the same thing.
In humans, "wiping" usually is done by overwriting previous programming.
- reasoning (asking "why?")
- problem solving
- learning
Intelligence integrates cognition (perception, attention, memory, language and planning) planning is essentially "writing a program or a script"
Intelligence is the ability to comprehend complex IDEAS
Intelligence is the ability to deconstruct complex ideas into their several components
Intelligence is the ability to intregrate different components (scripts) that form a cohesive the whole (program or application)
INTEGRATION
- adapt behavior
- select the most appropriate contexts
- change the environment when adaptation or selection do not provide and acceptable option
KNOWING
- Educational (mind, intellectual - information)
- Empirical (body, physical - experiences )
- Etherial (soul, spiritual - sensing or feeling)
