Biological intelligence

Biological intelligence refers to the cognitive, adaptive, and problem-solving capabilities that emerge from biological organisms such as humans and animals. It encompasses perception, learning, memory, reasoning, and decision-making processes that arise from neurobiological activity and the interaction between neural systems and their environments. Unlike artificial intelligence, which relies on programmed computation, biological intelligence develops through evolution, experience, and neuroplastic adaptation across an organism's lifespan.

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