Cognitive Computing
Cognitive computing refers to systems that mimic human thought processes. It involves creating algorithms designed to simulate the way humans learn, understand, and interact with their environment. These algorithms can process vast amounts of data and derive insights from it, leading to more informed decision-making. In this hierarchy, cognitive computing fits under automation as it represents a sophisticated form of automated systems capable of self-learning and adaptation. It's also closely related to artificial intelligence, artificial neural networks, and technology at large, as it embodies advanced computational techniques that drive innovation in these fields.
External Links
- [c3sr.net] Center for Cognitive Computing Systems Research