Mohd. Sadique Shaikh Anwar

Humanoid: Analysis and Modeling of Strong-ai to Engineer Bionic Brain for Humanoid Robotics Application Mohd. Sadique Shaikh Anwar

It seems a fair place to start; define our terms. Why something or someone artificially intelligent (or not)? The 'artificial' bit is easy. A thing, a device, an artifact of human construction may have 'artificial intelligence?. A human being exhibits the real thing . But how does person or machine show intelligence? One good example of A. I is driving a car, where person slow down the car when any person or object which front of it, slow down speed in traffic, follow traffic rule for driving, fast on empty roads etc where as to watch T. V to open jar not seems to be intelligent application . A. I is the copy of Natural intelligence (God gifted i.e. Brain) on silicon wafer (man made i.e. Bionic brain/processors). A. I further classified into two types weak A. I and Strong A. I and this book only emphasized major attention on Strong A. I analysis and designing/ engineering/modeling for HUMANOID Robotics application, in my book I analyzed several facts of strong A. I and discussed through models. How could we can implement those for Strong A. I to develop HUMANOID robots?