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Eric
Learning how to apply an ANN to solving a particular task would be a financially lucrative move for anyone interested the analysis of data but AI is more of a generic term covering many techniques although it originally meant duplicating the way humans think.
I have been looking at the deep learning examples used with the Jetson Nano but the real question as regards a brain for robot is what it can't do compared with us. So it can say with 90% accuracy there is a banana in the image but does it tell the machine its orientation, size and how to peel it? Although we do learn some things through many examples (although often a lot less than required by an ANN) we can also use that learning to learn more things with only one example. If I showed you a tropical fruit you had never seen before you would immediately see it as a particular object and be able to recognize it later after seeing it once.