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'''Artificial intelligence''' (or '''AI''') is a computer-based simulation of the human thought process. It is a common feature in [[science-fiction]], but as yet no true AI (''i.e.'', one capable of passing the [[Turing Test]]) has been created, but progress is rapidly advancing.<ref>AI dates back to the 1970s, and for decades only limited progress was made on simple subcomponents as facial recognition or beating world champion chess players at [[chess]].</ref> In 2025, AI identified the [[Dead Sea Scrolls]] as being older than previously estimated.

'''Artificial intelligence''' (or '''AI''') is a computer-based simulation of the human thought process. It is a common feature in [[science-fiction]], but as yet no true AI (''i.e.'', one capable of passing the [[Turing Test]]) has been created, but progress is rapidly advancing.<ref>AI dates back to the 1970s, and for decades only limited progress was made on simple subcomponents as facial recognition or beating world champion chess players at [[chess]].</ref> In 2025, AI identified the [[Dead Sea Scrolls]] as being older than previously estimated.

While AI has benefits, '''''AI is being used for [[liberal]] indoctrination, and to promote harmful vices like [[gambling]]'''''. ''See [[gambling and AI]]''.

While AI has benefits, '''''AI is being used for [[liberal]] indoctrination, and to promote harmful vices like [[gambling]]'''''. ''See [[gambling and AI]]''. In addition, college has become "just bots talking to bots" as professors and students alike increasingly rely on AI to do their work.<ref>https://www.aol.com/just-bots-talking-bots-ai-110828553.html</ref>

States can regulate AI in 50 different ways, with various laws in each of the 50 states, and the [[U.S. Senate]] voted in early July 2025 to remove a 10-year ban on state regulation from the [[House of Representatives]]' version of the [[One Big Beautiful Bill]] Act.

States can regulate AI in 50 different ways, with various laws in each of the 50 states, and the [[U.S. Senate]] voted in early July 2025 to remove a 10-year ban on state regulation from the [[House of Representatives]]' version of the [[One Big Beautiful Bill]] Act.