Depending Solely on Artificial Intelligence as Replacement for Human Intelligence: A Study of WhatsApp Meta AI

OSSAI-OLOKU Chinaza Fidelis

Abstract


The capacity to store, retrieve, and apply knowledge is intelligence. It is undeniable that God created humans as the most intelligent species. The capacity of humans to remember, retain, and apply knowledge is considered human intelligence. However, unlike the natural intelligence exhibited by people, artificial intelligence (AI), also called machine intelligence, is intelligence displayed by a computer. This study aimed to address the problem of replacing human intelligence with artificial intelligence (AI). In an attempt to resolve this seeming contradiction, a few research questions were raised. The researcher looked at the descriptions of human and artificial intelligence (WhatsApp Meta AI) of Chukwuma ANYANWU, OSSAI Peter Agbadobi Uloku, and Josephine Awele ODUNZE, all of Delta State University, Abraka, Delta State, Nigeria, to address the concerns posed. The qualitative research approach, which gathers non-numerical data like words, images, and sounds, was used by the researcher. The literary and sociological methods were the main emphasis of the researcher's qualitative study approach. 


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