Can Man be replaced b machine

its about artificial intelligence.. where there is tough competition between man & machine. !

1. “WILL MAN BE EVER REPLACED BY MACHINES” Presented by: sumaiyya saleem DIVYA SHANKER Mba -1 st year ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

2. Artificial Intelligence A branch of computer science which has focus to create intelligent machines and programs. This generally involves borrowing characteristics from human intelligence and applying them as algorithms in a computer friendly way. The term was coined in 1956 by John McCarthy.

3. Area of Specialization Games Playing Expert Systems Natural Language Artificial Neural Networks Fuzzy Logic Robotics

4. Examples: Chess playing systems Robotic automation systems In Hospitals

5. Advantages Deal with difficult, complex even dangerous tasks more efficiently. There is no need for sleep, they don't get ill , there is no need for breaks. No risk of harm as they are generally emotionless. Multitasking.

6. Limitations of Artificial Intelligence based machines Data specific and method specific. Emotions less and feeling less. Need greater software flexibility. Too complex to design.

7. Will not suit the definition of a machine. will not be a question of “man versus machine "debate. They will form a new species if they can do biological activities like feeling etc. which is next to impossible i.e. Consciousness can’t be programmed. If MACHINES Gain Consciousness

8. Conclusion It is true that a machine can replace thousands of men but it is beneficial only when it is under the control of a man. The innovative ideas ,new concept can’t be generated by the machine, and for that purpose man are the only one . And if man get replaced by machine for ever then there will be no difference in real n artificial , which is next to impossible. Hence we can say that : “man will be man to control and govern the machine and not for replace by the machine”. “MAN CAN CO-EXIST WITH SMART MACHINE.”

9. Biblography www.wikipidia .org www.britannica.com www.technologyreview.com en.wikibooks.org

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