By 2025, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has made remarkable progress, primarily through systems called neural networks. These networks mimic the workings of the human brain using simplified “artificial neurons.” They process vast amounts of data to learn and improve, a process known as deep learning. As tasks grow increasingly complex, AI faces the challenge of managing an overwhelming array of variables. The current goal is to create systems that can independently recognize patterns, solve problems, and adapt to new challenges—enabling AI to excel in areas like language comprehension and image recognition with extraordinary precision.

At its core, AI development revolves around refining mathematical models to mimic human behavior and solve intricate problems. However, one of the most intriguing questions in AI today is whether........

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