Solving a hard trigonometry problem using Human Level Artficial Intelligence

This hypothetical demo video shows a robot's thoughts when doing math (from simple to complex) using human intelligence. These are collections of environments that the robot encounters, and depicts the thoughts and actions from its digital brain in these conditions.

They learn information just like a human being by going to school from k to college. They learn information by living life and they learn information in terms of a bootstrapping process whereby old information is built on top of each other recursively to form complex intelligence. For example, the robot has to learn algebra and then learn Trigonometry and then Calculus so that information is recursively stacked on top of each other. This thing doesn’t use machine learning or virtual worlds to learn information.

Once this robot has learned Calculus it can use that knowledge to learn other things like computer science or engineering. Notice that the robot is learning Math from simple to complex. It does addition and multiplication and it uses both skills to do polynomials. Then it uses polynomials to solve Calculus problems. If you use Siri, it takes out a virtual calculator to do addition. However, this robot is doing addition the long way (that is the difference between human intelligence and computers).

The Math collection has about 7 videos in the set, from simple to complex equations.