Artificial intelligence

Abstract

Around the artificial intelligence now live an intense debate that has divided to scientists. As well we have the defenders of the artificial intelligence strong, who argue that in a few years computers may match or even exceed all of the human mind, while on the other hand argue that the artificial intelli- gence does not have the possibility to produce lasting results. Within these two extremes there are a variety of controversial positions which are trying to classify. Among the discussions have sparked further interest, is that the modern computers are used to perform complicated actions that can be reduced in terms of precise computational rules, but it should be noted that the self-understanding that underlies these computational rules is something that in itself is beyond computation. Within these two extremes there are a variety of controversial positions which are trying to classify. Among the discussions have sparked further interest, is that the modern computers are used to perform complicated actions that can be reduced in terms of precise computational rules, but it should be noted that the self-understanding that underlies these computational rules is something that in itself is beyond computation. But how can we be sure of this. There are strong reasons to assert that the effects of certain types of understanding cannot be simulated computationally. The concept of un- derstanding as human faculty is something that can be achieved by any computational activity not.