it is a stiff test for AI to understand something that it is not trained for. researchers are actively working on cognitive computing (or artificial understanding) but the development in the area is slower than expected. my answer to your question is no. not with the findings we have at the moment

it is a stiff test for AI to understand something that it is not trained for. researchers are actively working on cognitive computing (or artificial understanding) but the development in the area is slower than expected. my answer to your question is no. not with the findings we have at the moment

Dear Dennis Mazur,

A robot processes thoughts subconsciously with the help of man.

Regards, Shafagat

Hello,

In general, the subconscious mind is a part of the brain that is not immediately accessible by the conscious mind because it functions below the normal level of consciousness. In the Freudian tradition, the subconscious mind is analogous to a huge filing cabinet that mostly stores traumatic experiences through repression.The conscious part of the , by contrast, accommodates functions such as logic, thoughts and ideas, as well as , decisions individuals make.Unlike our subconscious mind, such functions are completely under our control. The conscious mind makes decisions and gives orders to the subconscious mind. Therefore, the subconscious will carry out the directives issued by the individual. The important issue today is whether robots can reach human levels of intelligence. Research indicates that building intelligent or conscious machines is an enormously complicated task; however, it is predicted that with dramatic advances in science and technology, such a dream may come true by the year 2025. Since the issue of consciousness is one of the ten great unanswered questions of science to date, It seems that robots being capable of manifesting subconscious powers would not be possible until the architectural requirements and possibilities of building conscious systems are already completed.

Best regards,

R. Biria