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    AUTOMATIC VS SMART MACHINES

                      Machines are designed to help you complete tasks more easily, but not all machines
                      work in the same way. Some machines follow simple, fixed instructions, while others

                      are smarter and can learn from their experiences.

                      Machines are divided into two types: automatic machines and smart machines.

                        Automatic Machines:  These are machines that follow a
                         set of fixed instructions to perform a task. For example, an

                         automatic washing machine knows exactly how to wash
                         clothes based on a pre-set program. Once you start the
                         machine, it follows a fixed routine without changing

                         anything.

                                                     Smart  Machines: Smart  machines  are  more  like  AI
                                                       machines. They can change their behaviour based on
                                                       what they learn. For example, a smart vacuum cleaner

                                                       can learn the layout of your home and choose the best
                                                       way to clean each room. It doesn't just follow a fixed set

                                                       of instructions and instead thinks and makes decisions
                                                       based on the environment around it.

                      Difference between Automatic and Smart Machines

                                  Automatic Machines                                   Smart Machines
                       Follow a fixed set of instructions.               Change their behaviour based on what

                                                                         they learn.
                       Do not adapt or change their                      Learn from experiences and adapt to

                       behaviour.                                        improve performance.
                       Repeat the same task in the same way  Adjust actions based on experience or

                       every time.                                       environment.
                       Less flexible and stick to preset                 Make decisions based on surroundings

                       instructions.                                     or data collected.
                       Example: Microwave oven                           Example: Robot vacuum (Roomba)

                      This ability  to  learn  and adapt  makes  smart machines  much more flexible and
                      efficient than automatic machines.

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