Fawzoozyat · Issue 5: Artificial Intelligence

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Story 01 · Getting to Know It

1Fawzooz Arrives in the Garden

9 November 20262 min read3 of 12

A drawing from the story “Fawzooz Arrives in the Garden”

Once upon a time there was a little boy and his big sister. They loved discovering new things and learning them together.

While they were playing in the village garden, Fawzooz came in to join them, and with him came a little robot that rolled along on wheels and waved its arm at them.

The little boy’s eyes went wide. “What’s that? Does it walk by itself?” he asked. Then he held out a red flower to the robot, and the robot said in a soft little voice, “Flower.” Everyone burst out laughing.

The little girl, who was always curious, asked, “Fawzooz, what is artificial intelligence?” Fawzooz smiled and said, “Artificial intelligence is a kind of intelligence we build using computers and machines. It can learn and think in a way a little like people do, and it helps us with lots of things in our lives.”

“Artificial intelligence is intelligence we build with computers; it learns and thinks in a way a little like people do.”

She said, “Can we learn more about it with you, Fawzooz?” He replied excitedly, “With pleasure! I’ll be your guide on this amazing journey. We’ll find out how a machine learns, we’ll visit the robots, we’ll play, and then we’ll build a robot with our own hands.”

The little boy asked, “Me too, even though I’m little?” Fawzooz laughed and said, “Little ones ask the most questions, and whoever asks more learns faster.”

Just then Uncle Saleh came by, and he saw the robot carrying a leaf to the little girl. He stopped in wonder and said, “Subhan Allah! A machine that carries leaves and calls a flower by its name! In our day, a machine knew nothing but going round and round.”

And so began the two children’s journey with Fawzooz into the world of artificial intelligence, a journey full of adventure and discovery. Come on, friends, let’s set off with them!

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