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Human vs. Artificial Intelligence

Human intelligence is biological and adaptive; AI is machine-based with programmed or learned capabilities.

Definition

Human intelligence is biological and adaptive; AI is machine-based with programmed or learned capabilities.

Example scenario

A logistics company deploys AI to optimize delivery routes. Humans adapt instantly to new road closures, but the AI struggles without retraining. What limitation is shown?

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