CHAPTER 11 Intelligence. Do Now! How would you describe intelligence? What is meant by Artificial Intelligence? What are some positives and negatives.

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CHAPTER 11 Intelligence

Do Now! How would you describe intelligence? What is meant by Artificial Intelligence? What are some positives and negatives of this?

Defining Intelligence Intelligence: an overall capacity to think rationally, act purposefully, and deal effectively with the environment  Reasoning  Problem Solving  Knowledge  Memory  Adaptation to Surroundings

Aptitudes Aptitude: capacity for learning certain abilities  Special Aptitude Tests: prediction of a person’s likelihood of succeeding in a particular area of work or skill  Multiple Aptitude Tests: test that measures two or more aptitudes  Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT)  General Aptitude Tests: A test which measures a wide variety of mental abilities

Artificial Intelligence Artificial Intelligence: Any artificial system that is capable of human-like problem solving or intelligent responding  Computers

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