This week is AI week, both to date and going forward. Some don’t understand the difference between AI and AGI, the latter being artificial general intelligence, denoting a system that behaves like a human being in capabilities. So, for your amusement I’ve put together, with credit to the YouTube channel AI Uncovered, a description of the seven levels of AI.
– The first of these are rule-based AI, or single task systems. These use a predefined set of rules or an algorithm provided by a computer programmer. An example of this are the early chess programs. These were based on a set of decision points based on the play to date, plus rules and info stored. There is no adaptation, context or learning, just you against the programmer and the amount of data they had entered into the system. This approach is good for problems with clearly defined rules like processing a form…
