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Can machine think?


In the previous, blog we understood the difference between Artificial Intelligence, Machine learning and Deep learning. If you haven’t read it yet I recommend you to read it first.

Now let start with today’s topic.


A.I. (Artificial Intelligence) is broad branch of computer science, the goal of A.I. is to create the system that can function intelligently and independently.



The concept of A.I evolved during world war 2 to break the code message sent by German. The name of the machine was enigma. It work was to decrypt the code sent by German. There a movie created on the basis of this topic. The name of the movie is "The Imitation Game”. It’s a nice movie if you interest in A.I then you should watch it. This is how the evolution of A.I. started.

With the help of A.I. we are trying to create a machine which can think like human.
A.I. system is created similar to human brain. Human brain can lean by reading, seeing and though experience, similarly A.I. also learn though the given data, and though the feedback giving by the user after the A.I. provide the output.

As from the Diagram we can see A.I. has 2 sub-branch.
1.Symbolic learning.
2.Machine learning.

1.Symbolic Learning:
  Symbolic Learning also has two sub-branches.
1.      Robotics: Human can understand their environment move around fluidly. Similarly, computer can understand the situation and take the decision accordingly. Example: Human can differentiate the floor and staircase accordingly they move.
2.      Computer Vision: It’s image processing area were the data is created which can be read by computer. Example: Self-Driving car require the data of the obstacle which will be coming in the way of car.
2.Machine Learning:
Machine learning itself is an vast topic so we will cover it in next blog.

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