Artificial Intelligence
By: Stenly • Essay • 358 Words • November 8, 2009 • 1,534 Views
Essay title: Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence can be viewed as a pro or a con depending on whom you talk to. First off, the definition of artificial intelligence is the science and engineering of making intelligent machines, especially intelligent computer programs. The most controversial part in this topic is the understanding of how much intelligence is going to be instilled in computer and machines. This makes many people nervous about the possibility of these machines and computers malfunctioning to the point of disaster.
These machines and computers are designed to compute items and solve issues, as a person would do. They apply logic and execute their duties as a human would. While the machines do not have IQ’s they can ‘think’ and logically solve a problem as well as a human. Most of the time, these machines or computers do it faster than a human could and as time goes on, and with the technology that the world is developing it is possible that one day a computer will be fast enough and logical enough to out think a human.
Some people are very uncomfortable with this concept. Shannon Lonneman of Milan, Indiana says, “It is very disturbing to think that a computer that was developed by a human will be able to do tasks better and more efficient than