Artificial Intelligence Is Flawed

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The Earth, together with all of its countries, peoples, and natural features (“world.” oxforddictionaries.com. 2015) has been inventing, modifying, and plagiarizing luxuries since humankind was able to specialize roles.

The human mind: What nature designed to be beautiful and to be a great equalizer has been polluted with toxic excrement; this modern pollution that is artificial intelligence. Artificial intelligence is something that will never be perfected as it is based off of the human intellect, which is ever expounding, unique to the person, and flawed. Flawed, in this use, being a great good. By recognizing human error potential, we have the potential to grow. A machine that only sees room for perfection has an end point. AI, as it

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