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While computers are excellent at performing computationally intensive tasks, the ability to match human intelligence and intuition with computer algorithms has always been an aspirational goal. Nevertheless, significant progress has been made on algorithms that can perform predictive tasks that would have been considered unimaginable a few decades back.
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This is not the case for some deductive methods. An example is fuzzy logic.
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The Michaelson-Morley experiments on the speed of light played a key role as observations that could not be explained by Newtonian physics.
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It can also play Go and Shogi.
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