Computers can't think. Here's the difference between artificial intelligence and machine learning.

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Computers can't think. Here's the difference between artificial intelligence and machine learning.
https://www.howtogeek.com/394546/the-problem-with-ai-machines-are-learning-things-but-cant-understand-them/

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