Artificial Intelligence Surpassing

Human Intelligence

Faculty : Dr. Abdul Ahad Presented By :

B. Sri Sai Lohith
19H61A3508
Department of AI
Objective

Artificial intelligence is one of the most trending topics in the field of

Computer Science. It aims to make machines and computers 'smart'.
There are multiple diverse technical and specialized research associated
with it. We will study existing facts and literature to understand the true
definitions of artificial intelligence (AI) and human intelligence (HI).
Agenda

● Introduction
● Human Intelligence
● Artificial Intelligence
● HI vs ANNs
● Future of AI
● Limitation of AI
● Conclusion
● References
Introduction

Artificial intelligence or the AI is not just robots with human like

characteristics. It can be anything from self-driving cars, virtual personal
assistants like SIRI to autonomous weapons. The theory of AI started with
the concept of machines mimicking humans, so the question arises
whether the machine can surpass its creator or not.
Human Intelligence

Human intelligence can be defined as the ability of the mind to learn and
adapt to new situations, handle abstract and abstract ideas and change
its own environment. The human brain usually learns how to manage
hundreds of different skills during life. Few examples of human
intelligence include empathy, dreaming, the theory of mind and mourning.
Artificial Intelligence

The field of artificial intelligence focuses merely on designing machines

that can mimic human behavior. It makes software 'smarter' in a way such
that to the outside observer the output seems to be produced by a
human.
Human Intelligence vs ANNs

ANNs are inspired by and partially modeled on the biological neural

networks of the human brain. AI has shown remarkable advancement and
performance in different fields such as chess, image diagnosis, natural
language translation, vehicle driving and biped walking.
Future of AI

There is a 50% chance that AI will be better than humans at more or less
everything in around 45 years and automating all human jobs for 120
years. In 1997, chess computer Deep Blue was able to play chess
against a reigning world champion (Garry Kasparov) under regular time
controls. There is significant progress towards fully autonomous trucks,
cars and aircraft with the goal of reducing accidents by a factor of 10.
Limitations of AI

There are a number of factors that prevent AI from fully replicating human
Intelligence, as well as various limitations which will help us ensure we
are not just being misled or setting unrealistic expectations. We can say
that artificial intelligence is ultimately going to become more and more
efficient with time, but there are certain limitations to its development.
Conclusion

Despite all the evidence and advancement in the field of AI, the fact that it can
surpass humans and be smarter in all the fields and aspects at this point cannot
be proved. Nobody can say that for certain, because there still are many
drawbacks and aspects such as emotion recognition and creativity in which AI
lacks. It is clear that AI has made lots of human jobs easier, but its implementation
is not a straightforward step. There could be different avenues for learning and
understanding this context according to advancing developments. Human
intelligence and artificial intelligence are and always will remain a matter of
concern for many, but the fictional perception of AI taking over can be disproved.
References

● Komal (2014) Comparative assessment of human intelligence and artificial

intelligence. International Journal of Computer Science and Mobile
Computing, 3, 4–5.
● EBSCO Information Services POVRC Intelligent Machines vs. Human
Intelligence, Great Neck Publishing. USA..
● Vinge, V. (1993) The Coming Technological Singularity: How to Survive in the
Post-Human Era, pp. 12–14. NASA, United States, San Diego State Univ.,
CA, United States, 1 Dec.
Thank You