Since the pioneering field of artificial intelligence, researchers have been trying to tinker with artificial intelligence that can make creative choices. Marvin Minsky, considered the father of modern artificial intelligence, wrote this in 1960: "I am convinced that one day we will have a powerful problem-solving program by assembling a large number of heuristics in intricate ways-multi-objective optimization, pattern recognition techniques, planning algebra, recursive management processes, etc. But in these programs, there is no intelligent seating. "Intelligence is not just patterned recognition, but finding the" location "of intelligence is a tricky problem, which has always plagued artificial intelligence researchers. The correct one to understand the underlined part is:. ['People can develop programs that have the ability to solve problems, but the development of artificial intelligence is not optimistic.', 'People can develop programs that have the ability to solve problems, but artificial intelligence has not appeared.', 'There is no place for artificial intelligence in programs developed by people.', 'People develop programs that are not artificial intelligence.']