Jean Piaget Artificial intelligence is what you use when you want to intelligently automate a complex task. A skill learned also needs to be a skill practiced continuously. It is the lack of this ability that makes even the most sophisticated computer incapable of communicating with humans in natural rather than artificially constructed languages. Our everyday reasoning is not precise, but it is nevertheless efficient. Nature, itself, from galaxies to genes, is approximate and inexact.
Philosophical concepts are among the least precise.
Terms such as 'mind,' 'perception,' 'memory,' and 'knowledge' do not have either a fixed nor a clear meaning but they make sense just the same. But the more they know, the more likely are the misuses and the selling of private data, threatening privacy. I'm not a fan of technology. I'm a fan of pedagogy, of understanding how people learn and the most effective learning methods. But technology enables some exciting changes.