AI Introduction

AI Introduction


Learns from experience

Uses the learning to reason

Recognises images

Solves complex problems

Understands language and its nuances

Creates perspectives

Types of Intelligence

Spatial - visualize the world

Naturalist - understand living things and reading nature

Musical - discerning sounds, their pitch tone, rhythm, and timbre

Logical-mathematical - making hypotheses and proving them

Existential - why we live and why we die

Interpersonal - sensing people's feelings and motives

Bodily Kinesthetic - coordinating you mind with your body

Linguistic - right words to express yourself

Intra Personal - understanding yourself, what you feel and want

Spatial - visualizing the world in 3D



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