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    Artificial intelligence the scientific term that defines as concept, application and operation of machines and databases that demonstrate human intelligence outlining it’s the most essential behaviors as cognition, learning delegation and perception. Essentially it is the idea that machines can learn and recreate tasks that previously needed human interruption. Artificial Intelligence (AI) comprehends a wide range of essential activities, containing image and voice recognition, expert systems,…

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    reactions in beneficial and encouraging ways refer to Emotional Intelligence. One’s level of emotional intelligence plays a significant role in the outcome of a person’s life; it could either lead one to success or failure. Developing good social skills, proper-self management, strong self-awareness and social awareness is an important factor in developing a high level of emotional intelligence. One’s level of emotional intelligence and intelligence quotient are not greatly related to each…

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    theories of intelligence that are presented in the textbook, including Spearman 's G Factor, Gardner 's Multiple Intelligences, Sternberg 's Triarchic Theory and the concept of Emotional Intelligence. Sternberg proposed that there consist three types of intelligence: analytical, creative and practical. Analytic intelligence consists of problem-solving; creative intelligence deals with new ideas, new ways of problem-solving and processing certain aspects of information; practical intelligence,…

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    Algernon, supreme devotion to intelligence results in negative consequences such as feeling wretched, loneliness, and losing progress. Charlie gains progress and starts to outthink his peers, but he unexpectedly, is disliked by others because he is becoming so smart. Charlie 's rapid increase of intelligence raises a conflict; he has an emotional fallout and this leads to Alice, his love to leave him. Charlie realizes his regression when he passes through the stages of intelligence, knowing he…

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    Artificial Intelligence: Cognitive Ability or Information Processing Computers have become an integral part of our everyday lives. We rely upon these machines to perform innumerable tasks that we often take for granted.…

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    semester my views about the mind and artificial intelligence have changed. In this paper I will first go through how my views about the human mind have changed going over the brain theory of personal identity, the modularity of the mind and mentalese. I will next explain how my views about artificial intelligence have changed over this semester, focusing on the brain theory, modularity, mentalese, the Turing test and arguments against artificial intelligence. At the beginning of this course I…

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    According to Shriberg & Shriberg, emotional intelligence (EI) is the ability to fully understand oneself and to relate well with others (page 91). Social intelligence is the ability to get along well with others and to get them to cooperate with you (page 93). Daniel Goldman’s theory on emotional intelligence is that it can be taught and has the ability to do the following: (page 91): • Motivate oneself and persist despite frustrations • Regulate one’s own moods • Empathize • Delay…

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    To start off, I wasn’t very enthusiastic about the topic our group chose, artificial intelligence (AI). Instead, I planned to research the Zika virus. When that idea was voted out, I had to accept the fact that our topic was AI, which initially was a difficult challenge for me. Before researching this topic, I never really knew what AI was. I’ve heard of it in movies, but didn’t realize that it was a widely researched phenomenon that influences everyday life. To gain an insight, I researched…

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    change as “Fourth Industrial Revolution”. Advances in Artificial Intelligence is accelerating this revolution by spawning a new flavor of Internet of Things, which is referred as Internet of Intelligent Things (Bello & Zeadally, 2016). This concept has always been of great interest for me and remains a driving gear for my motivations in research. I spent most of my senior year (B.E) in studying software development and Intelligence in electrical systems (Smart systems). I worked on projects such…

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    Scientists in artificial intelligence want computers work like human being. More similarity between computer and human being means the strength of intelligence of computer. Although none of current computer can implement a “strong” artificial intelligence, higher levels in “weak” artificial intelligence are still big achievement in science of artificial intelligence. As we cannot let machines have their own idea, we could design complex algorithm to simulate the human being. So, what does human…

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