Tarkikkumar Zaverbhai Kevadiya
Hirenkumar Kamleshbhai Mistry
Amit Mahendragiri Goswami
- Professor, Master of Electrical Engineering, Government Engineering College (GEC), Bhavnagar, Gujarat, India
- Student, Master of Science in Cybersecurity, Phoenix, United States
- Student, Master of Science in Computer Information Systems, Anaheim, United States
Abstract
The complicated connection between cybernetics and AI is investigated in detail in this study. The focus was on the cybernetic basis of AI, specifically the part that control systems and feedback loops play. Norbert Wiener was one of the founders of cybernetics, which is important for understanding how machines and animals direct and talk to each other. It explains the basic ideas that have led to the progress in AI, from the first rule-based systems to more recent learning methods. Case studies show how cybernetic ideas work in real life, like in self-driving cars and smart climate control systems. These are used to look at how these ideas could be used in different AI systems. This research talks about the moral and useful problems that come up when you mix cybernetics and artificial intelligence. Some of these problems are that it is hard to understand and predict what AI systems will do, and it is also hard to control how they make decisions and store data. In the future, the study makes guesses about possible AI breakthroughs that will be affected by cybernetics. This study talks about some ideas for how AI and neuro technology could be used together to create smart, flexible learning tools. This essay talks about the cybernetic method and how important it is to the growth of AI, especially when it comes to making AI systems that are flexible, moral, and focused on people. The areas of cybernetics and artificial intelligence work together to make sure that new technologies can be used in a way that is ethical and socially acceptable.
Keywords: Cybernetics, adaptive learning, artificial intelligence, future AI developments, control systems, feedback loops
[This article belongs to Journal Of Network security(jons)]
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Journal Of Network security
| Volume | 12 |
| Issue | 01 |
| Received | February 22, 2024 |
| Accepted | March 2, 2024 |
| Published | April 4, 2024 |