The Business Analyst in the World of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning - DATAVERSITY

In the on-going debate over whether Artificial Intelligence, and its allied technology Machine Learning, can completely replace the human brain, many scientists are still not convinced that machines can be trained to both "think" and "feel" like humans. AI research states that when smart algorithms are exposed to patterns that are joyful or positive, they can learn to recognize a "joyful" environment and respond accordingly. Similar experiments with other human emotions may be successful in near future. The hallmark of this learning process is recognition of past patterns. But, when environmental parameters change, can machines mimic the "rational thinking" of a human brain and suitably alter its reactions?