Comparative Analysis of Artificial Intelligence and Human Cognition: Capabilities, Limitations and Ethical Implications

I picked the topic "the differences between AI and human intelligence" since it is vital in today's technologically driven environment. As we watch the fast growth of artificial intelligence, raises questions about human cognition and the unique traits distinguishing people from computers. By researching these differences, I hope to acquire a better understanding of the AI's capabilities and limits, which are progressively being incorporated into multiple sectors of our lives, ranging from healthcare to banking to entertainment than education. This understanding can assist us in navigating the ethical, social and practical implications of AI's increasing societal presence, including employment displacement, privacy concerns, and decision - making challenges. Moreover, this subject is intellectually intriguing to me as it delves into subjects such as computer science, psychology, neurology and philosophy. I intend to discover fresh insights on the nature of human awareness, creativity, and problem - solving abilities by exploring the distinctions between AI and human intellect. Finally, this research will help me understand the complexities of both artificial and natural intelligence, allowing me to make educated judgments and engage in meaningful conversations regarding the future of Ai and its coexistence with mankind.

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International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)
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2024-11-05
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https://doi.org/10.21275/sr241121013101
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Digital Transformation in Law
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Comparative Analysis of Artificial Intelligence and Human Cognition: Capabilities, Limitations and Ethical Implications

Rayan Bokhari
International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)
Digital Transformation in Law
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Comparative Analysis of Artificial Intelligence and Human Cognition: Capabilities, Limitations and Ethical Implications

Rayan Bokhari
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Abstract

I picked the topic "the differences between AI and human intelligence" since it is vital in today's technologically driven environment. As we watch the fast growth of artificial intelligence, raises questions about human cognition and the unique traits distinguishing people from computers. By researching these differences, I hope to acquire a better understanding of the AI's capabilities and limits, which are progressively being incorporated into multiple sectors of our lives, ranging from healthcare to banking to entertainment than education. This understanding can assist us in navigating the ethical, social and practical implications of AI's increasing societal presence, including employment displacement, privacy concerns, and decision - making challenges. Moreover, this subject is intellectually intriguing to me as it delves into subjects such as computer science, psychology, neurology and philosophy. I intend to discover fresh insights on the nature of human awareness, creativity, and problem - solving abilities by exploring the distinctions between AI and human intellect. Finally, this research will help me understand the complexities of both artificial and natural intelligence, allowing me to make educated judgments and engage in meaningful conversations regarding the future of Ai and its coexistence with mankind.

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