/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15694198
must redeem AI caption firsts, please understand

>>12434885
>dark matter
*black lives matter
Use the correct phrase you racist

>>10776689
>It is very difficult, almost impossible, to multiply two 5-digit figures in your head.
10000*10000=100000000
Easy

>>8724374
Fuck dude, I feel like that too. Like two years ago I was obsessed with the idea of my own death, and how there is nothing I can do about it now. But since then my obsession have changed to finding an answer to immortality, not only for myself but for all humanity. I hope I live long enough to see the day we become eternal

Example of a robot:
>Uses sensory devices to obtain information about the enviorment.
>Processes this information with the help of some computational device.
>Uses the computational device to send signals to some mechanical device to perform a physical action.
>It does the actions above using some kind of power source.

So if the statements above could describe the attributes of a robot, the question is:
What is the difference between humans and entities with physical bodies that would possess what we would call artificial intelligence?

Given the example above think that:
>Sensory device could be for example the touch sensation.
>Computational device could be for example the human brain.
>Mechanical device that can perform physical actions could be for example muscles.
>Power source could be for example ATP stored in our bodies.

Put your thoughts down below.