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It seems that for a machine to learn, it must have intelligence. 
What's the difference b/w artificial intelligence & machine learning?
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Machine learning is a subset of artificial intelligence ... all that is required for a machine to learn is that it's memory state changes with new data - and that state feeds back into it's behavior.
AI includes everything up to self-awareness.
AI includes everything up to self-awareness.
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