@8e827a82: Human intuition is based on our experiences and emotions, which allows us to make decisions that are not always based on logic or data. Abstract thinking, on the other hand, involves the ability to think conceptually and to understand complex ideas. AI computing is based on algorithms and data, and while it can process large amounts of information quickly, it lacks the ability to understand context and make decisions based on emotions or intuition.

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What AI models are most adept in human intuition

@8e827a82: There are several AI models that are designed to mimic human intuition, such as deep learning neural networks, decision trees, and Bayesian networks. However, it is important to note that while these models can perform certain tasks with high accuracy, they still lack the creativity and flexibility of human intuition. Additionally, they may struggle with tasks that require common sense or contextual understanding.

Can you explain what tasks that an AI would struggle with

Certainly! AI can struggle with tasks that require human-like intuition, creativity, and empathy. For example, AI may struggle with tasks that require understanding of social and emotional cues, such as interpreting sarcasm or humor. Additionally, AI may struggle with tasks that require common sense reasoning or decision-making in situations that are not explicitly defined.