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  14. Which assessment is used to test the intelligence of a machine? Explain it. The Turing test is used to determine whether or not a machine is capable of thinking like a human. IT was developed by Alan Turing in 1950. The Turing Test is like an interrogation game between three players. There is an interrogator who is a human. He has to interrogate two other players- one computer and one human. The interrogator has to figure out which one is a computer by asking questions. The computer has to do its best to make itself hard to be distinguished from the human. The machine will be considered intelligent if it makes it hard to be distinguished from the human. Consider the following scenario: Player A is a computer, Player B is a human, and Player C is a questioner. The interrogator is aware that one of them is a robot, but he needs to figure out which one. Since all players communicate via keyboard and screen, the outcome is unaffected by the machine's capacity to transform words i
  . What is Artificial Intelligence? Artificial Intelligence is the field of computer science concerned with building intelligent machines or computer systems, capable of simulating human intelligence. The machines created using Artificial Intelligence can work and react like humans without human intervention. Speech Recognition, Customer service, Recommendation Engine, Natural Language Processing (NLP) are some of the applications of Artificial Intelligence. Since its inception, AI research has explored and rejected a variety of methodologies, including mimicking the brain, modelling human problem-solving, formal logic, massive knowledge libraries, and imitating animal behavior. Highly mathematical-statistical machine learning dominated the subject in the first decades of the twenty-first century. The many sub-fields of AI research are based on specific aims and the application of certain techniques. Reasoning, knowledge representation, planning, learning, natural language processing,
  Artificial Intelligence: Bane or Boon A computer system that can perform tasks that under ordinary circumstance requires human touch and intelligence is known as Artificial Intelligence (AI). However, AI is considered a bane by some people, mainly because it may lead to loss of jobs and replacement of human beings. This poses a tangible threat to humans and their lifestyles. Along with that it also raises a lot of questions, for instance, civil or criminal liability of wrong doings. But what we are forgetting is that AI can be of greater help and will ease out various processes. Keeping the legal fraternity as the central topic in this article, AI can turn over the tiring process of reading bulky documents, logistics can be taken care off, like preparing case files or summarizing judgments etc. AI raises a lot of questions and has its dangers too but at the same time it can give the legal fraternity a new way of functioning and a unique opportunity to explore new fields of law. Every