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Based on natural language processing, human-computer dialogue, image recognition, and machine learning analysis whether artificial intelligence will surpass the human brain
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Abstract
With the popularization and development of the concept of artificial intelligence, the application of artificial intelligence has also begun to deepen into people's lives. While bringing convenience to people, it has also made some people worry about whether artificial intelligence will replace humans. Therefore, In order to make people understand the current development status and bottlenecks of artificial intelligence more intuitively, as well as the difference between artificial intelligence and human brain, this article will turn from speech recognition and natural language processing, human-computer dialogue, image recognition, and machine learning ability, that is, machine listening, reading, and thinking four aspects of research and discussion, and finally summarize why artificial intelligence cannot completely surpass humans.
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artificial intelligence, speech recognition, natural language processing, human-computer dialogue, machine learning.
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MU,C. (2023). Based on natural language processing, human-computer dialogue, image recognition, and machine learning analysis whether artificial intelligence will surpass the human brain. Applied and Computational Engineering,5,40-47.
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