An intermediate stage of artificial intelligence similar to human

Artificial Intelligence Scientific Journal 25 (1):7-12 (2020)
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Abstract

An analysis of the way of further development of artificial intelligence similar to human was carried out, namely its intermediate stage, a state when he can communicate freely with people, can realistically imitate a some personality, freely change it, and thus become convenient for large-scale use in everyday life. An approximate view of the system was described, which it may become in the near future, given the recent technologies. The list of possible settings, which will be actual for similar systems, is resulted. The possible areas of application of this artificial intelligence are listed.

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