The Rise of Artificial Intelligence Machines
The Rise of Artificial Intelligence Machines
A Termpaper
In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirement of
English III
Michelle Anne L. Ferolino
Submitted by
Ms. Daisy Gentiles
Submitted to
Iligan City East High School
III – Einstein
March 2010
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
Introduction About Artificial Intelligence 1
Body
The Beginning of Artificial Intelligence 3 Alan Turing 4 Turing Test 4 A.I.’s main objectives 5 A.I. machines can possibly do 5 Robots 5 HAL: The Virtual Child 6 Comparison between human I.Q. and A.I. (the computer intelligence) 6 Strengths of A.I. machines 6 Advantages of A.I. machines 7
Conclusion 8
Bibliography 9
OUTLINE
I. Introduction (About Artificial Intelligence)
II. Body A. The beginning of A.I. 1. Alan Turing 2. Turing test B. A.I.’s main objectives C. A.I. machines can possibly do 1. Robots 2. HAL: The Virtual Child D. Comparison between human I.Q. and A.I. (the computer intelligence) 1. Strengths of A.I. machines 2. Advantages of A.I. machines
III. Conclusion
INTRODUCTION
Thesis Statement: Artificial Intelligence machines will soon replace human being.
Today, we’ve become highly dependent on computer intelligence. If all the computers stopped today, essentially everything would grind to halt. Just imagine yourself in a world without computers. Isn’t that miserable? Instead of writing a long composition, you’ll just have to encode, print the composition, and tadah! There it is, clean and well-made product of A.I. Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) is the area of computer science focusing on creating intelligent. The ability to create intelligent machines has intrigued humans since ancient times and today with the advent of computer (which is one of A.I. machine) and 50 years of research into A.I. programming techniques, the dream of smart machines is
A Termpaper
In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirement of
English III
Michelle Anne L. Ferolino
Submitted by
Ms. Daisy Gentiles
Submitted to
Iligan City East High School
III – Einstein
March 2010
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
Introduction About Artificial Intelligence 1
Body
The Beginning of Artificial Intelligence 3 Alan Turing 4 Turing Test 4 A.I.’s main objectives 5 A.I. machines can possibly do 5 Robots 5 HAL: The Virtual Child 6 Comparison between human I.Q. and A.I. (the computer intelligence) 6 Strengths of A.I. machines 6 Advantages of A.I. machines 7
Conclusion 8
Bibliography 9
OUTLINE
I. Introduction (About Artificial Intelligence)
II. Body A. The beginning of A.I. 1. Alan Turing 2. Turing test B. A.I.’s main objectives C. A.I. machines can possibly do 1. Robots 2. HAL: The Virtual Child D. Comparison between human I.Q. and A.I. (the computer intelligence) 1. Strengths of A.I. machines 2. Advantages of A.I. machines
III. Conclusion
INTRODUCTION
Thesis Statement: Artificial Intelligence machines will soon replace human being.
Today, we’ve become highly dependent on computer intelligence. If all the computers stopped today, essentially everything would grind to halt. Just imagine yourself in a world without computers. Isn’t that miserable? Instead of writing a long composition, you’ll just have to encode, print the composition, and tadah! There it is, clean and well-made product of A.I. Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) is the area of computer science focusing on creating intelligent. The ability to create intelligent machines has intrigued humans since ancient times and today with the advent of computer (which is one of A.I. machine) and 50 years of research into A.I. programming techniques, the dream of smart machines is
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