Artificial Intelligence has become a reality!

Historically, AI gained notoriety during the 1940s with the creation of the ENIAC computer. This project created a stir in the community because it led to widespread public awareness of the concept of artificial intelligence. Soon after, scientists started developing AI as a military project during World War II. Ever since then, AI has become a reality; we've created computers that are more intelligent than humans at certain tasks and taught them to perform complex tasks- such as piloting cars. We're rapidly approaching a point where AI can match or surpass human intelligence.

Today, we have many different types of AI. Computer intelligence is the field of study that focuses on creating digital intelligence; it's becoming more intelligent every day. It's also becoming more sophisticated and can perform complex tasks such as learning and self-preservation. Human intelligence is the field of study that focuses on creating digital beings that think like humans; it's already led to successful projects with human-like robots performing dangerous tasks such as bomb disposal. Biological intelligence is when machines interact with biological systems such as computers or biological organisms; this leads to advanced applications in medicine or military training. And lastly, we have intelligent logic, which is when machines think like humans and use logical reasoning to make decisions.

How do you distinguish between the types of AI? The way we distinguish between different types of artificial intelligence is by observing the characteristics exhibited by these different types of machine intelligences. For instance, we can tell computer intelligence apart from human intelligence by how it makes decisions- human intelligence thinks logically whereas computer intelligence makes decisions based on data inputs and algorithms. Other ways we distinguish between these different typesof artificial intelligences is by looking at their physical attributes- computer intelligence looks very similar to natural human intelligence because they both have eyes, skin, hair and other humanlike physical attributes. In addition, biological intelligent beings are very similar to biological lifeforms because they possess similar senses, structures and capabilities compared to their counterparts in nature.

Artificial intelligences such as computer intelligence are quickly becoming a part of our daily lives- they're helping us improve both our professional and personal lives through useful applications. We've come far in creating intelligent machines that can perform complex tasks; however, there's still work to be done when it comes to properly distinguishing between different kinds of artificial intelligences.