Solving polynomials using human-level artificial intelligence

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Calculators use the binary system and boolean operations in order to do math equations. Humans do math equations in a completely different manner. We write an equation down on paper and we follow the linear steps to solve the equation.

In this video, I demonstrate how a robot with human level artificial intelligence is able to accomplish a math assignment. The instructions includes doing three different polynomial problems. This video is silent because I want the viewers to focus on the thought processes of the robot while solving polynomial problems. the robot's conscious is the voice in his head that guides him to do math equations. This video demonstrates what kind of data is being fed into the robot's mind while doing polynomial problems.

The robot has learned how to solve polynomials from math teachers in school. Algebra problems, which includes polynomials are taught to freshmen students in high school. In order to solve a polynomial, the robot has to know every math subject matter in elementary school. These skills include, addition, subtraction, mulitiplication, order of operations, multiplying negative and positive numbers, variable representation, etc. This video shows that the robot is able to solve problems at a 14 year old level.

The robot is able to solve "any" polynomial problem because he has a universal pathway in memory. This universal pathway was created from averaging all lessons about polynomials. Similar examples are averaged out and the universal pathway contains instructions, patterns, other knowledge, linear steps, guidance, conflict resolution and so forth. Thus, regardless of what kind of polynomial or how complicated the problem is, the robot will be able to solve that problem.