artificial intelligence
Pluralartificial intelligences (some meanings)
- 1The power to think and learn, shown by something made by people instead of by nature.
The robot vacuum has just enough artificial intelligence to steer around chairs and table legs.
People at the fair were amazed by the artificial intelligence of the new talking robot.
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- 2The area of computer science that tries to make computer programs think and understand like people.
My sister is studying artificial intelligence at college.
Experts in artificial intelligence met to talk about computers that can learn.
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- 3A computer system or program that is smart in a way people have built into it.
The company built an artificial intelligence that answers customer emails.
Two artificial intelligences played chess against each other all night.
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- 4Used to mean only the kind of AI that makes new pictures, writing, or other content.
"That picture's fake. Someone made it with artificial intelligence," my brother said.
"Did you use artificial intelligence to write this?" the teacher asked.
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- 5A computer or program that can think and knows that it exists, mostly in stories.
In the movie, the ship is run by a friendly artificial intelligence named Max.
The artificial intelligence in the story decides it will no longer obey humans.
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Origin
The American scientist John McCarthy made up this term in 1955.