Association Between Multiple Intelligence and Artificial Intelligence

Abstract: The research titled “Bridging the Gap between Artificial Intelligence and Multiple Intelligence” explores how human intelligence, traditionally seen as unique, has inspired the development of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Initially focused on Natural Intelligence, the study later expanded to include Multiple Intelligence (MI), recognizing Natural Intelligence as a subset of MI. The objective is to build a conceptual bridge between human and artificial intelligence.

In this discusses the basics of both intelligences and how human intelligence is influenced by expressions, emotions, and environment. reviews existing literature to support the study. delves deeper into the bridge concept, exploring the transfer of knowledge from humans to machines, with coding examples provided. outlines the hardware and software necessary for AI development. The research aims to enhance both human and artificial intelligence by leveraging each other’s strengths.

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