Regarding Turing's proposal to follow the example of the development of intelligence in humans and apply it to machines. Specifically, the example of a child who, in addition to learning discipline, needs to learn the spirit of initiative and decision-making. Could this kind of intelligence be compared to the case of a simple machine, or what Turing called the “child machine,” which is provided with basic instructions that enable it to learn and make its decisions later?
What is called learning in artificial intelligence technology is not an indication of the intelligence of the machine as much as it is an indication of its efficiency in using the resources available to it of computational capability and storage capacity and utilizing the amount of data fed to it to implement the goal specified for it by the program, which in this case is to reach results that are more accurate and of higher quality than previous results.
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I consider AI to be about learning patterns and behaviours, turning them to decisions or predictions, well, kind of machine learning. However, some people say that more than one IF operation is enough to call program an AI. Guess it is up to personal preference.
@Andrius Ambrutis
Thank you for your contribution..I appreciate the way you describe AI from different perspectives.. It's authentic and clear