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What is the human body all controlled by?
The brain, of course. Take away the brain and you have nothing. You can amputate arms, legs and even replace the human heart. Obviously, the brain controls everything, from your breathing to how your muscles react, etc. The brain even contains the soul of all human beings. Hope this helps.
What is master gland of human body?
The pituitary gland inside the brain. However, it's been controlled by the Hypothalamus gland
What system does the human brain belong to?
The human brain belongs to the nervous system.
What is the difference between human and goat brain?
Human brain is well developed as compared to goat brain.
What is difference between artificial light and natural light?
Artificial light is generated by human-made sources such as light bulbs and fluorescent lamps, while natural light comes from the sun. Natural light provides a fuller spectrum of colors and is often preferred for its health benefits, while artificial light can be controlled for intensity and color temperature to suit various needs.
Has no artificial human brain been made yet?
We have yet to produce an artificial brain that is able to compete with that of a fly. A fly's brain only has a few hundred neurons while a human brain has several billion. We are many years off building an artificial brain capable of competing with humans
What part of the brain is your growth controlled by?
Growth is controlled by the pituitary gland, which is the source of human growth hormone.
What separates humans from artificial intelligence?
Human brain processing power is way more than AI. This separates humans from Artificial Intelligence.
Is nanotechnology and artificial intelligence are the application of neural networks?
If you are asking about the application of Neural network in Artificial Intelligence and Nanotechnology then let me tell you that it is possible. Infact, a group of researchers from Columbian University are in pursuit of an artificial brain that functions similar to that of a human brain. Neural network is a phenomenon that is present in a human brain and the same is being replicated in case of Artificial Intelligence. Micro processors are used to pass on electrical signals to initiate decision making process, similar to that of a human brain. Some philosophy even suggest the use of same in robotics to improve artificial intelligence and initiate robot decision making.
What is the human body all controlled by?
The brain, of course. Take away the brain and you have nothing. You can amputate arms, legs and even replace the human heart. Obviously, the brain controls everything, from your breathing to how your muscles react, etc. The brain even contains the soul of all human beings. Hope this helps.
Is true that the brain controls everything in the human body including blood circulation....?
yes because everything in your body is controlled by the brain.
What functions are specifically controlled by the brain's right side in the human body?
The brain's right side controls functions like spatial awareness, creativity, emotions, and recognizing faces in the human body.
What is artificial intelligence characteristics?
Artificial intelligence is human like intelligence displayed by a machine. To be considered AI a machine must have the ability to act intelligently, as a human and to behave in a general intelligent action, simulate the human brain, actively learn and adapt as a human does, and process language or symbols. Any AI
Can a human survive with only the brain stem?
No, a human cannot survive with only the brain stem. While the brain stem controls basic life functions like breathing and heart rate, essential functions such as consciousness, cognition, and emotion are controlled by other parts of the brain.
List two examples of things controlled by feedback mechanisms in the human body?
1.brain 2.finger nails
What is master gland of human body?
The pituitary gland inside the brain. However, it's been controlled by the Hypothalamus gland
What has the author C D Stamopoulos written?
C. D. Stamopoulos has written: 'Human brain and computers' -- subject(s): Artificial intelligence
