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Artificially Intelligent Machine
3.1 Defining Intelligence
Howard Gardner, the American developmental psychologist, has categorized intelligence into the following categories.
Linguistic intelligence is the ability to speak, recognize and use mechanisms of phonology (speech sounds), syntax (grammar) and semantics (meaning). It is mainly exhibited by narrators and orators.
Musical intelligence is the ability to create, communicate with and understand different sounds, pitch and rhythm. This intelligence is used by musicians, singers and composers.
Logical-mathematical intelligence helps a person to use and understand complex and abstract ideas. Mathematicians and scientists extensively use this type of intelligence.
Spatial intelligence is ...
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