ELI5 the difference between logic, machine learning, and artificial intelligence?

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    • There is also AI that isn't machine learning. One could use formal logic to state rules and facts about the world and infer things from that. This sounds attractive but the main issue is that you need to build and maintain all of this knowledge. Most oldschool AI falls into this category. There's also fun programming languages like Prolog that are deep into this school: https://www.metalevel.at/prolog

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