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Human Intelligence vs Artificial Intelligence


                  Human intelligence is the incredible ability of our brain to think, understand, learn from what
                  we experience, solve problems, and make decisions based on what we know or observe. For
                  example, when you figure out how to fix a broken toy or choose the best way to prepare for a
                  test, you’re using your intelligence.

                  Artificial intelligence, or AI, is about teaching machines to do some of these human-like tasks. It
                  allows computers and robots to learn from data, recognise patterns, and make decisions without

                  someone having to guide them through every step. Like people, AI systems can get better over
                  time by learning from their past experiences.
                  For example, take an email app that can identify spam and automatically move those messages
                  to a separate folder. It ‘learns’ what spam looks like by analysing many emails and then uses that

                  knowledge to handle new messages. This ability to learn and decide is what AI is all about—
                  helping machines behave a bit more like humans.


                  Automation Vs Artificial Intelligence

                         Aspect                     Automation                      Artificial Intelligence (AI)

                   What it means?       Automation is when machines             AI is when machines learn and
                                        or software follow fixed rules to       think in a way similar to humans,
                                        perform repetitive tasks without        making decisions based on data
                                        needing to think or decide.             and experience.















                   How it works?        It performs tasks exactly as            It can adapt, learn from new
                                        programmed, step-by-step.               information, and improve over
                                                                                time.

                   Example              A factory robot that assembles          A smart assistant like Siri that
                                        the same part repeatedly without        understands your questions and
                                        variation.                              gives answers or suggestions.
                   Flexibility          Limited to what is pre-set; it cannot  Can handle new situations by
                                        handle unexpected changes.              analysing data and adjusting
                                                                                actions accordingly.
                   Decision-making No decision-making involved; it              Makes decisions based on patterns
                                        simply follows instructions.            and past learning.




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