What are the differences between human intelligence and artificial intelligence?

[chadbdullah]

Are there any superiorities between these two intelligences and conciousness

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Sorry if I make any grammar mistakes. English is my fourth language

[RolandCuthbert]

I don't know what you mean by differences. Real Computer AI doesn't exist. AI as we know it, is pretty much just the ability to perform complex mathematics very fast. We can create the appearance of AI by giving computers defined parameters for any set of problems.

The issue is, that isn't the world we live in. We don't live in a world that has a very defined set of variables or responses. We are humans living in the real world. And while some behaviors/responses can be scripted, truly we live in an environment where we run into situations with no pre-determined response.

Yet we can function quite easily.

Computer AI can't do that.

[TheSpaceGnome]

Human intelligence (or animal intelligence, or rather just intelligence), is actual thought. The ability to understand, to be aware, to contemplate, to observe.

Artificial Intelligence is not actual intelligence, it is a program written to seem like it can think, when in fact it cannot (which is why its called artificial). AIs are not aware of anything, not even the fact that they exists. Think of it like a very complex interactive book.

[the-mad-german]

Humans are highly illogical