ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE VS HUMAN INTELLIGENCE: A CRITICAL REVIEW

Abstract

Philosophers and scientists alike are drawn to the intriguing fields of artificial intelligence (AI) and human intelligence (HI). Artificial intelligence, a part of computer science, aims to develop systems that can perform tasks normally requiring human abilities, such as learning and decision-making. On the other hand, HI refers to the human mind's capacity to learn and apply knowledge across various domains. This study explores the similarities and differences between HI and AI, their interactions in areas like education and medicine, and their potential advantages and drawbacks. Each of the three sections—comparisons, interactions, and integration—includes relevant literature, examples, and suggestions for further research. Our goal is to encourage more discussion and progress in both fields.