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Artificial intelligence (AI) aims to create machines that can perform tasks requiring human intelligence like reasoning, learning, perception and decision making. The history of AI began with ancient myths and philosophers exploring human thinking, with pioneers in the 1940s creating programmable computers. Current AI has achieved successes using new methods, powerful hardware and large datasets, though challenges remain. The future implications of AI include the potential emergence of general artificial intelligence, convergence with other technologies, and both opportunities for enhancing humanity as well as risks of human-AI conflict that require wisdom and responsibility to manage.

Technology

Introduction
Artificial Intelligence, or AI for short. AI is the field of computer science that aims to
create machines and systems that can perform tasks that normally require human
intelligence, such as reasoning, learning, perception, decision making, and self-
correction

Introduction
1.Overview of the history of AI
2.Current achievements and challenges
3.Is potential future

Overview of the history of AI
Ancient myths and legends
Philosophers tried to explain how human thinking works
Alan Turing, John von Neumann, Claude Shannon, Norbert Wiener and others
Programmable digital computer in the 1940s
Artificial intelligence coined by John McCarthy
AI winters and summers

Its current achievements and
challenges
New methods, powerful hardware and massive data sets

Is potential future implications
for society and humanity
Emergence of artificial general intelligence
Convergence of AI with other technologies
Enhancement of human intelligence with AI implants
Coexistence or conflict of human and artificial intelligence

Conclusion
Opportunities and benefits for humanity
Challenges and risks
Wisdom and responsibility

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AI - Speech

1. AI Introduction

2. Introduction Artificial Intelligence, or AI for short. AI is the field of computer science that aims to create machines and systems that can perform tasks that normally require human intelligence, such as reasoning, learning, perception, decision making, and self- correction

3. Introduction 1.Overview of the history of AI 2.Current achievements and challenges 3.Is potential future

4. Overview of the history of AI Ancient myths and legends Philosophers tried to explain how human thinking works Alan Turing, John von Neumann, Claude Shannon, Norbert Wiener and others Programmable digital computer in the 1940s Artificial intelligence coined by John McCarthy AI winters and summers

5. Its current achievements and challenges New methods, powerful hardware and massive data sets

6. Its current achievements and challenges

7. Its current achievements and challenges

8. Is potential future implications for society and humanity Emergence of artificial general intelligence Convergence of AI with other technologies Enhancement of human intelligence with AI implants Coexistence or conflict of human and artificial intelligence

9. Conclusion Opportunities and benefits for humanity Challenges and risks Wisdom and responsibility

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