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Before understanding artificial intelligence I think it’s a good idea to understand human intelligence. The problem is that everyone has a different interpretation of intelligence. It was only in the 20th century that theories around intelligence began to emerge from the philosophical ideals that preceded. The IQ (Intelligence Quotient) test is probably the most recognised method people understand to measure intelligence. The IQ test was developed by psychologist Alfred Binet who was commissioned by the French Government to identify children that needed educational assistant at school. Binet, together with his colleague Theodore Simon, began developing questions that focused on topics not explicitly taught in schools such as attention, memory and problem-solving skills. The early tests revealed that some younger children were able to answer more advanced questions than older children so Binet developed the concept of mental age. This is a measure of intelligence based on the average abilities of children in a given age group. Ironically, Binet identified the limitations of the test as intelligence is far too broad to quantify with a single number.

Likewise, self-driving cars are able to make very quick decisions on the likely outcome of a situation free from any emotional distractions. Regardless of how impressed we are, all these system remain conscious free.

Facebook already using such interactions to detect and prevent suicides. The AI scans posts and comments and compares them to others that have warranted intervention. Google is already helping doctors with medical diagnoses as it’s able to trawl through millions of patient records in a fraction of the time a doctor could. The strength in AI is harnessing this power with the doctor and AI working together.

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