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Technologies
  1. Artificial Intelligence
    1. It involves the creation of machines that mimic the cognitive functions of human beings. This technology is used in various disciplines such as economics, medicine, transportation, video game software, system control, handwriting recognition, speech recognition, and pattern recognition in online assistants.
      1. Artificial intelligence (AI) is surely one of the most spectacular creations of humanity so far. Recognizing that the field it covers is huge, classifying the different types of artificial intelligence will help us better understand its complexities and capabilities that are sure to bring more updates, changes, and revolution to the future. One of the most intriguing aspects is that in reality this field is still largely unknown. What we know is basically like a drop of an entire ocean. AI has given much to talk about, since machines with different types of artificial intelligence have learned to master complex tasks such as: identifying human faces, translating texts into all languages, detecting tumors, driving vehicles, identifying animals, and even predicting with surprising accuracy what is going to happen.
        1. Artificial Intelligence Classification
          1. First Classification
            1. Reactive, Limited memory, Theory of mind, and Self-awareness
            2. Second Classification
              1. Narrow or weak AI, Overall AI, and Artificial superintelligence
          2. Biotechnology
            1. It is the discipline that uses technology to create products from biological systems and living organisms. Biotechnology has been responsible for the creation of vaccines and antibodies and is used in medicine, agriculture, industry and environmental care.
              1. Traditional Biotechnology
                1. Traditional biotechnology is one that human beings have carried out since early times, through domestication, selective breeding, controlled crossing and other traditional techniques that modify the manipulated species slowly and gradually, through artificial selection. . Bacterial fermentation techniques to obtain alcoholic beverages are a perfect example of something that the ancient Egyptians were already doing in their time.
                2. Modern Biotechnology
                  1. Modern biotechnology, on the other hand, is that linked to modern science and engineering. It was born thanks to the specialized knowledge of modern biochemistry, genetics, medicine and pharmacology, which require specialized laboratories and techniques that are very different from the traditional ones used in ancient times. Modern biotechnology has a much greater scope, a greater speed of obtaining results and, at the same time, a much greater risk factor for humanity and for other species.
                  2. Types Of Biotechnology
                    1. Red or medical biotechnology, Green or agricultural biotechnology, Blue or marine biotechnology, White or industrial biotechnology, Gray or ecological biotechnology, Golden or computer biotechnology, Brown or desert biotechnology, Yellow or nutritional biotechnology, ect.
                  3. Robots
                    1. A robot works in three stages: Process, Perceive, and Act.
                      1. A Robot is a programmable automatic machine capable of performing certain operations autonomously and replacing human beings in some tasks, especially those that are heavy, repetitive or dangerous; it can be equipped with sensors, which allow it to adapt to new situations.
                        1. Types of robots
                          1. Androids: are gadgets that look and act like human beings.
                            1. Mobile: They prepare the information they receive through their own systems.
                              1. Industrial: mechanical and electronic gadgets intended to carry out certain manufacturing processes.
                            2. Computers
                              1. Computer External Parts:
                                1. Keyboard, Monitor, Mouse, Printer, Camara, and Scanner
                                2. Electronic machine capable of storing information and processing it automatically through mathematical and logical operations controlled by computer programs.
                                  1. There are many different types of computer, based on features such as size, power and utility. They stand out among them:
                                    1. Supercomputers, Mainframes, Personal Computers (PCs), and Portable Computers (laptops, netbooks).
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