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    Artificial intelligence

    Arvo, Jan, Leonard, Jannik


    13.12.22

    Important terms

    Narrow AI

    Is capable of performing a single simple task

    General AI

    Is capable of performing many different tasks and “has an IQ” on par with a human.

    Artificial superintelligence:
    Exceeds the human intelligence.

    Self-learning:
    The ability of an AI to change/enhance their own program code.

    Supervised learning:
    Advantages: Very precise
    Disadvantages: Not able to solve complex tasks

    Reinforcement learning
    Advantages: Similar to human learning
    Disadvantages: Requires a lot of data

    Unsupervised learning
    Advantages: Can be used for complex tasks
    Disadvantages: Difficult to work with

    Our stand
    Jan: I think it should only be used to make life better and only as a support.

    Arvo: I think AI is an important part of the future but shouldn´t be used for violence or
    anything similar.

    Leonard: In general, I’m for the further development of artificial intelligence, but it
    shouldn´t be used for war!

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