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For this question, we're asked to define a few terms relevant for artificial intelligence.
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But they are nebulous.
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That's why you're asked to define them in the first place.
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But starting with a, intelligence, what will do is, especially since you're asked to define in your own words, i'll specify a few key points rather than giving you a full written definition from scratch.
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So intelligence is, well, let's see here.
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One of the key parts of intelligence is pattern recognition.
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In order to learn, in order to be intelligent, you need to be able to recognize repeated patterns.
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Another key part of intelligence is synthesis of new information.
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If you're just recognizing and repeating patterns, then you're not necessarily intelligent or something isn't necessarily intelligent.
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You need to be able to take those patterns that you have recognized and apply them to unique situations and circumstances.
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You can also go into more broad concepts like adaptability.
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But adaptability itself is sort of something that arises from that pattern recognition and synthesis of information...