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Human and Artificial Intelligence: Human intelligence is denoted by perception, interpretation and biological result. In comparison, Artificial intelligence which cannot replace Human Mind in any ways, but largely supports human interpretation and action. In Artificial Intelligence there are two categories-Machine

Human and Artificial Intelligence: Human intelligence is denoted by perception, interpretation and biological result. In comparison, Artificial intelligence which cannot replace Human Mind in any ways, but largely supports human interpretation and action. In Artificial Intelligence there are two categories-Machine

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