Understanding The Classification Of Artificial Intelligence
If I ask you one simple question, “Who would you want to be friends with in the future?” what would your answer be? While you think over it, let me tell you who I want to befriend. My future friend will be able to perform tasks better than any other human and will be able to understand and simulate my emotions. Furthermore, it would have the capability to address any situation at hand with an uninfluenced strong decision-making power with an unshaken sense of purpose to fulfill its roles. Looking as impeccable as any other of my human friends, my future friend would indeed be an artificially intelligent robot! However, just as good friends are hard to find, amidst a crowd of different people, things might be the same with robots. Branches of artificial intelligence span out in every direction, some of them grasping the role of imitating humans better than others. Thus, just like people, even robots come from different backgrounds and are divided into different categories. Artificial in