Working with Microsoft Paint to manipulate images using Human Level Artificial Intelligence

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This video shows a robot using Microsoft Paint to modify an image based on 3 instructions. There are no sound in the video because i wanted to show the viewers what the robot is thinking while he's controlling Paint to modify images.

The robot isn't familiar with Microsoft's Paint program. However, he has extensive knowledge about photo software. Most photo software are very similar in the way they work. If the robot knows how to operate one photo software, then most likely he can operating "any" photo software.

In the video, the robot is using general knowledge about Microsoft products. He knows most of the options in the menu bar, such as file, view, and edit. He has an understanding of how to save a file or to view tool bars, etc.

Most Photo software are very similar in how they work and their functions are standardized. However, each photo software is different in the way they are presented to the user. In order for the robot to understand a new software, he has to first analyze aspects of the software. By using logic and common sense, the robot might be able to understand unfamiliar software. Another way is to read books on the new software.

The most important point about this video is the robot's ability to use general knowledge on photo software and apply it to a new photo software (Paint). The robot was given 3 instructions to modify image1 using Paint. In order to accomplish these 3 tasks, he has to first understand how Paint works.