Artificial Intelligence

‘Artificial Intelligence’ is the term that describes the ability of a computer system to perform operations that are analogous to human thought processes and decision-making. Artificial intelligence systems are used in almost every industry. These systems can be used in a variety of ways, such as medical diagnosis, computer search engines, voice recognition, and handwriting recognition. Artificial intelligence systems can be classified into two main categories.

These systems are known as Strong Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Weak AI. Both are designed to solve specific tasks. Strong AI systems can perform tasks well but cannot make intelligent decisions on the job.
Reactive machines cannot use their past experiences to help make future decisions. Narrow intelligences are designed to perform one task well. They are often programmed to analyze raw data to write reports. They could be playing chess, weather forecasting, or analyzing raw data to write reports.

General AI is an AI that closely resembles human intelligence. General AI may be able to perform human tasks, but it has yet to be discovered when this will happen. This would allow machines to mimic human thought processes, decision-making, and behavior. It would also allow machines to learn without human oversight.
Another definition of AI is the ability of machines to understand emotions and thoughts. This would allow a computer to recognize human emotions and intentions and predict human behavior.