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artificial intelligence (A-I), n a system that makes it possible for a machine to perform functions similar to human intelligence. Computer technology produces many systems and functions that mimic and surpass some human capabilities, such as the ability to play chess. artificial intelligence Informatics The study of intelligence using ideas and methods of computation whose central goal is to understand the principles that make intelligence possible; a format of computer programming that attempts to simulate human 'intelligence.' See Bayesian network, Expert system, Machine learning, Neural networking, Symbolic reasoning. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The development team is involved in researching security technologies, biometrics, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and neural networks. This requires the kind of qualitative reasoning--the commonsense physics -- that is so important in artificial intelligence (AI) research. But scientists designing medical "expert systems" and other forms of clinically useful artificial intelligence (AI) are starting to see a few of their dreams come true. |
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