Defining the fifth generation computer becomes quite difficult because the stage is still very young. Imaginative example of fifth generation computer is the fictional HAL9000 computer from the novel by Arthur C. Clarke entitled 2001: Space Odyssey.
HAL displays all the desired functionality of a fifth-generation computers. With artificial intelligence (artificial intelligence), HAL may have enough reason to do percapakan with humans, using visual feedback, and learn from his own experience.
Although it may be the realization of the HAL9000 is still far from reality, many of the functions that had been established. Some computers can receive verbal instructions and are able to mimic human reasoning. The ability to translate a foreign language also becomes possible. The facility is deceptively simple. However, such facilities become much more complicated than expected when programmers realized that human understanding relies heavily on context and meaning rather than simply translate words directly.
Many advances in the field of computer design and technology