Human and AI Class 10 explores the relationship between humans and intelligent machines. Based on the CBSE AI curriculum, this topic helps students understand how AI supports human decision-making, improves efficiency, and raises important ethical and social considerations in everyday life.
In the Previous Lesson, we discussed Intelligence and How AI Started?
Topics On This Page are:
1. Human Intelligence
2. Artificial Intelligence
Human Intelligence
Hey, welcome. What do you think about the Intelligence we Humans have?
The Idea that taps into the mind is that we have brains and the ability to think, which makes humans Intelligent.
These are Examples of Natural Human Intelligence
How to Define Human Intelligence?
1. Ability to observe, recognise and understand
2. Capability to make ‘smart’ decisions and solve problems
3. Ability to learn and increase knowledge
See the Flow Chart for Better Understanding
Any agent that can perform the above is called an Intelligent Agent
For More about what AI is and what it is not? Read What Is AI and What Not?
Artificial Intelligence
Humans create machines and computers; therefore, the intelligence in them is artificial. Machines don’t have Brains like us, nor can they sense, feel or express like Humans.
A machine can be trained to do the above, but there are limitations.
Now, after understanding this, should we term Computers as Intelligent
Human vs Artificial Intelligence
To understand the difference between Human and Artificial Intelligence, we need to consider some key points.
Things to be considered?
| Nature | Source of Intelligence |
| Energy | Energy Usage / Efficiently |
| Functioning | Processing of Data |
| Learning Power | Adapting to changes |
| Decision making | The ability to make accurate decisions |
| Ethics | Considering Social Ethics |