Dictionary of Creativity
Preface
Table of Contents:
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 F  G  H  I  K 
 L  M  N  O  P 
 R  S  T  U  V 
 Y  Z 
 Acceptance
 Accommodation
 Acme
 Adaptation
 Adoption
 Age curve
 Alienation
 Altered states of consciousness
 Ambiguity
 Amorphous cognition
 Approaches to creativity
[Artificial intelligence]
 Aspects of creativity
 Assessment
 Associationism
 Associative theory
 Audience
 Autonomy
References
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Artificial intelligence

A computer software that enables a computer (or robot) to carry on tasks we could consider intelligent if done by a person. It includes giving expert advice, understanding natural language, speaking intelligently and recognizing complex patterns. The three most important types of artificial intelligence are Expert Systems, Natural Language Programs, and Neural Networks (Patterson, 1990; Crevier, 1993; Proctor, 1999).

Artificial intelligence. Dictionary of Creativity: Terms, Concepts, Theories & Findings in Creativity Research / Compiled and edited by Eugene Gorny. Netslova.ru, 2007.
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