Introduction
of Artificial Intelligence….
Artificial intelligence is an approach to make
a computer, a robot, or a product. On the other hand, artificial intelligence
is a study of how the human brain thinks, learns, decides, and works, when it tries to solve
problems. And finally, this study outputs intelligent software systems. The aim of artificial intelligence is to
improve computer functions that are related to human knowledge, for example,
reasoning, learning, and problem-solving. The objectives of artificial intelligence
research are reasoning, knowledge representation, planning, learning, natural
language processing, realization, and the ability to move and manipulate objects.
There are long-term goals in the general intelligence sector.
Applications of Artificial
Intelligence.
Gaming.
Natural
language processing.
Expert
Systems.
Vision
Systems.
Speech
recognition.
Handwriting
recognition.
Intelligent
robots.
Major Goals
Knowledge
reasoning.
Planning.
Machine
Leaning.
Natural
Language Processing.
Computer
Vision.
Robotics.
What are the four types of Artificial Intelligence?
There
are four types of artificial intelligence.
Reactive
machines
Limited
memory
Theory of
mind
Self-awareness
Components
of artificial intelligence
Applications.
Image recognition.
Speech recognition.
Chatbots.
Natural language generation
Sentiment analysis
Types of models.
Deep learning.
Machine learning.
Neural networks.
Software/hardware
for training and running models.
GPUs.
Parallel processing tools. (Like spark)
Cloud data storage
and compute platforms.
Programming
languages for building modules.
Python.
Tensor Flow
Java.
C++
Different
of cognitive computing and artificial intelligence.
Cognitive computing.
|
|
Artificial intelligence.
|
Machine learning, natural language processing, deep
learning, Analysis. |
TECHNOLOGIES |
Machine learning,
natural language processing, neural networks, deep learning |
Simulate human
thought processes to assist humans in finding the solution to complex problems |
CAPABILITIES |
Find patterns in
big data to learn and either reveal hidden information or deliver solutions
to complex problems |
Augment human
capabilities. |
PURPOSE |
Automate processes |
Customer service,
healthcare, the industrial sector |
INDUSTRIES |
Finance, security,
healthcare, retail, manufacturing, government |
Examples of artificial intelligence.
All
is incorporated into a variety of different types of technology.
Automation. (Make a system or process
function automatically.)
Machine learning. (The science
of getting a computer to act without programming)
Machine vision. (The science
of allowing computers to see.)
Natural language processing.
(The processing and not computer language by a computer program.)
Robotics. (A field of
engineering focused on the design and manufacturing of robots.)
Self-driving cars. (These use
a combination of computer vision, image recognition, and deep learning to build
automated skills at piloting a vehicle while staying in a given lane and
avoiding unexpected obstructions, such as pedestrians.)
Security
and ethical concerns.
There are
so many artificial intelligence applications in modern society. But before
we try to use it, we have to think about the security and ethical concerns of the applications. Think about the bellow example of artificial
intelligence in the realm of self-driving cars raises security as well as
ethical concerns. Cars can be hacked, and when an autonomous vehicle is
involved in an accident, liability is unclear. Autonomous vehicles may also be
put in a position where an accident is unavoidable, forcing the programming to
make an ethical decision about how to minimize damage.
Another major concern is the potential for abuse of artificial intelligence
tools. Hackers are starting to use sophisticated machine learning
tools to gain access to sensitive systems, complicating the issue of security
beyond its current state.
Deep
learning-based video and audio generation tools also present bad actors with
the tools necessary to create so-called deep fake, convincingly fabricated
videos of public figures saying or doing things that never took place.
Regulation
of artificial intelligence technology.
Despite these potential risks, there are few
regulations governing the use of artificial intelligence tools, and
where laws do exist, they typically pertain to artificial intelligence only
indirectly. For example, federal Fair Lending regulations require financial
institutions to explain credit decisions to potential customers, which limit
the extent to which lenders can use deep learning algorithms, which by their
nature is typically opaque. Europe's general data protection regulation puts
strict limits on how enterprises can use consumer data, which impedes the
training and functionality of much consumer-facing artificial intelligence
applications. The protection of personal data is
based on the respect for privacy; informational self-determination; freedom of
expression, communication, information, and opinion; the inviolability of
intimacy, honor, and image; economic and technological development and
innovation; free enterprise, free competition, and consumer protection; and
human rights, free development of personality, dignity, and the exercise of
citizenship by natural persons.
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