The title is simply "Artificial Intelligence." It is about Artificial Intelligence and the basic aspects of it, but does not go into great mathematical detail.

Artificial Intelligence, simply put, is the science and engineering of making intelligent machines, especially computer programs. It is related to the similar task of using computers to understand human intelligence; however, AI does not have to confine it self to methods that are biologically observable. Furthermore, Artificial Intelligence has the ability to behave conditionally, altering itself and reacting to its environment. It is hard to define "intelligence"; we cannot yet characterize in general what kinds …

…and machines will take the place of human jobs, which they has already started to do. What happens when doctors, policemen, and lawyers can be replaced by robots? These questions can be discussed back and forth with no definite answer, since nobody knows what AI will be like if a situation like one of the above arises. In conclusion, although research into Artificial Intelligence is promising, it must be continued with the utmost of caution.