To make the analysis and comparison precise, in this paper human beings and computer systems are all specified as “agents” that “receive percepts from the environment and perform actions” [5]. At a given moment t, the full history of an agent can be represented as a triple <P, S, A>, where P = <p0, …, pt> is the sequence of percepts, A = <a0, …, at> is the sequence of actions, and S = <s0, …, st> is the sequence of internal states the system has gone through. When a typical human mind is represented as H = <PH, SH, AH>, and a typical intelligent computer as C = <PC, SC, AC>,a working definition of AI corresponds to a definition of similarity between C and H, when the two are described at a certain level of abstraction.

Pei Wang, “What Do You Mean by “ AI “ Link: https://cis.temple.edu/~pwang/Publication/AI_Definitions.pdf

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