Does artificial intelligence relate to human life?

Stefan Jansen has written: 'De groeiende robot' -- subject(s): Artificial life, Artificial intelligence ...

Scientists have suspended their research in artificial intelligence, deciding first to see if they can find any naturally occurring intelligence. So far, their efforts have been fruitless so they are searching for intelligent life on other planets, such as Mars. ...

Humans will become lazy and obese. The robots will be doing all the work for them. ...

the artificial heart is used to save human life when a human's heart fails. ...

A human is not any of those as they are relate to aquatic life.

Robert W Howard has written: 'All about intelligence' -- subject(s): Intellect, Artificial intelligence, Life on other planets ...

We human beings are living organisms, hence we have a vital interest in the study of life. An artificial intelligence (or smart robot) might regard the science of electronics as being more essential than that of biology. ...

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If no one was sexual you would not have a family.

Some love artificial intelligence because they think it will make their life easier for the-- which is true but there are disadvantages as well. Suppose the fact that these things will only be machines and they will not always listen to command especially if they are programed as a complete human. Some hate the very idea of A.I. because they have problems with the fact that the robots might 'take over the word' or the fact that the robots will take our...

Xuyan Tu has written: 'Guang yi ren gong sheng ming' -- subject(s): Simulation methods, Computer simulation, Artificial life, Artificial intelligence, Biological systems ...

'Artificial Life' refers to man-made entities that display lifelike properties or behaviors. Usually it designates something made "from scratch" as opposed to something that is a mere modification of an existing life form. Some desired attributes of artificial life would include * the capacity to self-repair; * the capacity to self-replicate or reproduce more of its kind; * the capacity to adapt to its environment; * the capacity to metabolize (acquire and use energy); * and the capacity to grow and/or behave teleologically (purposefully). There are...

Joseph F. Rychlak has written: 'A philosophy of science for personality theory' -- subject(s): Psychology, Philosophy, Methodology, Personality 'Artificial Intelligence and Human Reason' -- subject(s): Artificial intelligence, Cognition, Computer simulation, Mental Processes, Reasoning, Teleology 'The Human Image in Postmodern America' 'Personality and life-style of young male managers' -- subject(s): Longitudinal studies, Executives, Men, Employment, Psychology 'Discovering free will and personal responsibility' -- subject(s): Responsibility, Free will and determinism ...

one must begin by setting the parameter of intelligence where it is often loosely defined as 'the ability to learn'. In this, the computer, after having been programmed to react to actions in a designated manner. Artificial intelligence is more broadly widened to include life forms which the human has no 'yardstick with which to measure. as the human being begins to adapt to his environment, he uses principles mostly acquired through experience. the computer likewise will use instructions and actions preprogrammed to...

It is not currently possible to create an artificial atmosphere on Mars. Even if it was, Mars does not get enough sunlight needed to sustain human life. ...

With today's technology, Humans have more insight than computers and life appears to be more vivid than the computer's. But that may change someday (It will). ...

Artificial sperm is only a catalyst for conception. Its the DNA what really creates life. ...

Scrap it. It's unconstitutional. The Philippine constitution stipulates respect for human life from its very beginning, at conception. The use of artificial contraceptives will destroy human life at its beginning stages of growth and development. ...

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There are no similarities as there is no family life with rattlesnakes. The young are on their own from their own from the moment of birth and receive no parental care. ...

E. J. Applewhite has written: 'Paradise mislaid' -- subject(s): Artificial intelligence, Birth (Philosophy), Death, Human beings, Life, Life (Biology), Science, Theory of Knowledge 'Synergetics Dictionary' 'Cosmic fishing' -- subject(s): Accessible book 'Washington itself' -- subject(s): Guidebooks ...

it shows that intelligence is not the only human tool man needs to use in orther to succeed in life ...

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I think that most of the time, robots and Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Science Fiction serve to ask the deeper questions "What does it mean to be human?," "What inherent value is there to life?," and "What does it mean to have a soul?" From Asimov's three laws to the current Battlestar Gallactica Cylons, those questions have been addressed. Other questions arise as well... can man make something that works better than himself? what is morality? can you build it into a...

When a patient needs a machine, or a ventilator to breath for them, then that patient is on artificial life support. When a patient does not have the ability to breath on their own, or eat on their own, they will need artificial life support, or they will die. ...