The Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence, based at Microsoft's co-founder Paul Allen's Seattle, has introduced a new computer machine that has passed the eighth grade science test in the United States using its artificial intelligence.
The machine, called Aristo, scored 90 percent in the exam, while it also scored 80 percent in the 12th grade science test.
For the past few years, American scientists have been researching to create a computer system that can understand different languages and is capable of fully imitating humans in logical reasoning and decision making.
Aristotle is designed in such a way that he is able to choose the correct answer by thinking correctly from the various choices given to answer any science question.
For the eighth-grade science test, Aristotle was given the same test paper that is given to schoolchildren in New York. However, the Allen Institute eliminated questions that were based on images or diagrams because such questions required extra capacity, including logical conclusions and language comprehension, as well as a different computer vision. Yes.
About four years ago, some 700 computer scientists participated in the invention of an artificial intelligence capable of passing the eighth-grade science test. The prize was awarded $ 80,000. However, all these scientists' computer machines failed to pass this test. Even the most complex computer could not score more than 60% in this test. However, on Wednesday, the Aristotle Computer Machine made that feat.
Jungjing Liu, a Microsoft researcher, says that to pass a science test, it is not enough just to know the rules and regulations of science, but it requires logical coordination in different things. Citing an example, he says that if the question is what are the reasons for the decline of squirrels in an area, then the answer can be termed forest fire. However, if the choice for answers involves a lack of food in the area or killing them by humans, a logical review will be needed, and so a computer machine like Aristotle can result in logical reasoning and interconnection. To be able to do that.
Scientists say that even though computer machines like Aristotle have mastered artificial intelligence, machines still cannot be considered 100 percent compatible with human students.
However, Microsoft's researchers say progress in this regard will continue and there is not a day off when computers can enroll for higher education like humans by passing a robot science degree.
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