A Critical Conceptual Analysis of Definitions of Artificial Intelligence as Applicable to Computer Engineering

  • Grewal P
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Abstract

The purpose of artificial intelligence is to acquire knowledge of required subject. Knowledge acquisition involves knowledge of dark energy (74% of universe), knowledge of dark matter (22%) and knowledge of visible matter (4%). This knowledge can be gathered through biological sensors (5 senses) and non-biological sensors like, robot, TV, mobile, camera, microscopes, radar, computer etc. The present definitions of artificial intelligence cover only the computer portion of the visible word i.e., an iota of 4% hence are not complete. A complete definition is required to cover the entire universe and all the means of acquisition of intelligence through artificial means. This paper analyses all the existing definitions of artificial intelligence and recommends that "Artificial Intelligence is the mechanical simulation system of collecting knowledge and information and processing intelligence of universe: (collating and interpreting) and disseminating it to the eligible in the form of actionable intelligence".

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Grewal, P. D. S. (2014). A Critical Conceptual Analysis of Definitions of Artificial Intelligence as Applicable to Computer Engineering. IOSR Journal of Computer Engineering, 16(2), 09–13. https://doi.org/10.9790/0661-16210913

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