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Jun 18, 2009

The Human Brain and A.I.

We read about two paradigms in human intelligence in class this week. We mentioned it is believed each side of our brain processes information in a different way. The line of reasoning sometimes seems more approximate than precise, something apparently needed to work in a kind of parallel mode, instead of the traditional sequential approach. In this link you will find more about what AI researchers would like intelligent machines to have.
Please look at this cartoon and comment on its meaning.

Are you right-brained or left-brained? Here is an unusual way to find that out. Is the dancer going clockwise or anti-clockwise? Can you make her change direction?

How about multiple intelligences? How many have been identified so far? How about the marshmallow experiment and emotional intelligence?
Watch this slideshow to find more about M.I. Which are you good at?