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 Humans:

 Creative Thinking: Humans are great at thinking creatively and coming
up with new ideas. If you’re given a problem, you can come up with many
different ways to solve it, even if the problem is new and unfamiliar.

 Emotion and Empathy: Humans can feel emotions such as happiness, sadness
and empathy. You can understand and respond to how others are feeling,
which is something machines can’t do.

 Complex Decision-Making: Humans are skilled at making decisions that

require understanding of nuance, context and social factors, something that
is often challenging for machines.

 Machines (AI):

 Speed and Accuracy: Machines are much faster and more accurate than
humans at performing repetitive tasks. For example, a computer can do
complex calculations in seconds, while it would take humans much longer to

do the same.

 Storing Information: Machines can store and recall large amounts of
information without forgetting anything, which is something humans can’t do.

Machines can quickly process data and give you answers instantly.

 Performing Repetitive Tasks: Machines excel at tasks that require consistent,
repetitive work, such as manufacturing processes or data entry, which would
be tiring and error-prone for humans.

While machines are better at tasks that require speed, accuracy and data

processing, humans are better at tasks that require creativity, emotions and
complex decision-making.

Checkpoint Fill in the blanks.

1. AI systems improve and change their behaviour based on the they
receive.
2. Automatic machines follow a set of instructions to perform a task.

3. Robots powered by AI can perform tasks by learning from their .
4. A microwave oven is an example of an machine.

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