What distinguishes synthetic intelligence from human intelligence is its underlying framework and capacity for learning. Synthetic intelligence, including artificial intelligence systems, relies on algorithms and data to analyze information and perform tasks but lacks emotional understanding, consciousness, and subjective experiences inherent to human cognition. While synthetic intelligence can mimic certain cognitive functions, its operations are fundamentally based on predefined rules and learned patterns from vast datasets. This distinction highlights the limitations of current AI technologies in replicating the complexity of human thought processes and emotional intelligence.