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We start with the big picture. These are the terms most people encounter in conversation or the media. Understanding them gives you a clear mental model of what “AI” actually refers to. You’ll learn: - Narrow AI (ANI) - Generative AI - General AI (AGI) - Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) - Limited Memory AI This level establishes the foundation for everything that follows. For a detail review of each type of AI and more, click here