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because unless told, they will not alter their instructions or assume certain parameters in order to better respond or compensate in different situations

even in A.I., the intelligence is limited and only what we can make of it, it cannot grow beyond what we give it.

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It's a stat in the S.P.E.C.I.A.L skills from Fallout which measures your skill
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Only certain kinds of computers can be considered to have "intelligence." The main types of computers with "intelligence" are ones with built in AIs that can learn for themselves. By making certain actions, the computer can learn from its mistakes and use it for future reference. Some computers such as actual phones, laptops, calculators, and more do not have intelligence. They do not make their own actions but the ones that they are programmed to make.

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intelligence is the ability to answer questions knowledge is the ability to have questions about those answers 

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intelligence is the ability to answer questions knowledge is the ability to have questions about those answers 

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deep

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Computers have the ability to learn based on trial and error

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Intelligence is the knowings of something particular. Computers are intelligent because they can process anything you tell it to but you have to be very specific.

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it is beyond annoying to have to sign in to a new computer every single time im in here

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Computers can be programmed for specific purposes such as searching for info or playing games.
So computers can be intelligent or not depending on how they are coded.
(Ethan)

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Computers will do what you program it to do so

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Computers will do what you program it to do so

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computers can be as intelligence as you make them

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computers can be as intelligence as you make them

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ok ok i see m8

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computers are not intelligent they only give you answers

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computers are not intelligent they only give you answers

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Computer's do have intelligence to a certain extent, but that is only the intelligence we give them, unlike people computers cannot learn unless they are specifically programmed to do so. the programming behind this is incredibly complex and can take months or years to complete but still can't get close to the human brain.

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According to the Cambridge English Dictionary, intelligence is to understand and learn well, and to form judgments and opinions based on reason. Computers, to some extent have intelligence. Using AI systems, computers can collect information and apply metacognition to the information to develop understandings to avoid or solve problems.

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if I have to use one more new computer...

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Computers do have knowledge to a certain extent

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Intelligence is the ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills. Computers are intelligent because they can acquire knowledge that people program into them and use it.

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Intelligence is knowledge either earned through experience or teaching of outside sources. Intelligence can be programmed.
Computers can be considered intelligent because they contain and use information consistently. However, they cannot learn, which does affect certain opinions.
If intelligence is defined as the capacity or ability to gain and maintain knowledge or information, then most computers are not considered intelligent. However, a computer such as the one from War Games that can learn and evolve would be seen as intelligent.
On the other hand, if the attribute of intelligence is simply the ability to contain knowledge, rather than to gain more easily, most computers would be considered intelligent. I disagree, however, because I doubt a computer could explain to you how something works or why they are doing something beyond the fact that you told them to do it.

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Computers are a blank slate until you program it to do a task  

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Computers are a blank slate until you program it to do a task  

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Intelligence is knowing things and keeping them in your knowledge. Computers are not intelligent because what they do is a result of our thoughts and creations.

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because unless told, they will not alter their instructions or assume certain parameters in order to better respond or compensate in different situations

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They are intelligent because they contain every piece of human knowledge. Or at least 90% of human knowledge

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They are intelligent because they contain every piece of human knowledge. Or at least 90% of human knowledge

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Intelligence is the ability to comprehend certain stuff. I believe that computers are intelligent because they have the ability to do a certain thing with minimal help.

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They are intelligent because they know and can learn but still are not intelligent because they are not self aware

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They are intelligent because they know and can learn but still are not intelligent because they are not self aware

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Intelligence is the knowings of something particular. Computers are intelligent because they can process anything you tell it to but you have to be very specific.

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Computers are intelligent, IF they are connected to the internet they have almost all of the knowledge in the world

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intelligence is the ability to learn from ones environment. some computers can but most only listen to what is written by their programmers. they don't write their own program.