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Introduction to Artificial Intelligence 2020

by Abraham Aali
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Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
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Artificial intelligence is the intelligence with which machines, software and devices independently solve problems. They imitate the mind of man.

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1. RelatedPosts
2. Tips for Choosing Secure Usernames
3. Automation In Logistics And Warehousing: The Latest Cutting-Edge Innovations
4. What exactly is artificial intelligence (AI)?
5. Artificial intelligence offers great opportunities
6. Artificial intelligence also carries risks
7. Practical examples of artificial intelligence
8. Chatbots
9. Films about robots and AI
10. Frequently Asked Questions
10.1. What is the difference between an algorithm and artificial intelligence?
10.2. Is AI always about simulating human thinking?
10.3. What can I already do with AI?
10.4. What is an algorithm?
10.5. What is the difference between AI and Machine Learning?
10.6. What is deep learning?

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The big question surrounding artificial intelligence is what role we want to give it in our lives. What happens if computers perform better than humans? And who decides what is ‘better’?

Artificial intelligence is a technology with many dilemmas. With each new application, it is important to consider ethical and legal questions. Let’s try to discuss the introduction to Artificial Intelligence.

What exactly is artificial intelligence (AI)?

Artificial Intelligence (AI), or Artificial Intelligence (AI), are devices that respond to data or impulses from their environment and make independent decisions based on them. So AI is not about the computing power, but about the ability to (independently) learn and make decisions.

However, the devices are not aware of the tasks they perform. They follow algorithms and recognize patterns. By learning from their own mistakes, they deliver a better result. You also speak of Machine Learning .

There are also robots that can read social signals, such as facial expression and intonation. Sophia is such a robot. We call such a robot – almost identical to a human.

Artificial intelligence offers great opportunities

Artificial intelligence can have great benefits for humanity. The recognition of speech, images and patterns, the self-steering systems, translation machines, running robots and question-answering systems can help us in terms of convenience, user experience and efficiency.

Healthcare also expects great things from AI. An intelligent computer could perceive and recognize small changes and deviations much more accurately than a doctor of flesh and blood. AI can also tirelessly perform very complicated operations.

Artificial intelligence also carries risks

As a society, we must be critical of the thinking ability we give machines. According to scientist Nick Bostrom, a successful AI could be the best, but perhaps also the last invention of humans.

Together with hundreds of other scientists, including Stephen Hawking, and prominent figures, he presented an open letter at the International Joint Conference. In this letter they warn in particular against weapons that can make autonomous decisions, and that will be more dangerous than nuclear weapons.

They argue for more research into the ‘self-learning aspect’ of artificial intelligence. Only in this way will developed systems continue to do what we – as humanity – want.

Artificial intelligence is also at the basis of deep fake news , a new form of fake news.

Practical examples of artificial intelligence

In practice, we already regularly use AI. For example when you google. Google uses intelligent algorithms to match the search results to your wishes. You can read that this has disadvantages in the Filter Bubble file .

Robots in factories, virtual characters in video games and automatic car control are also part of AI. For example, Google , Tesla and Mercedes are developing self-driving cars.

Many apps on your smartphone use AI. For example:

  • Virtual assistants such as Siri, Alexa and Cortana
  • Swiftkey
  • Less.mail
  • Navigation apps
  • Spotify
  • Google Photos

The dangers of AI are illustrated by autonomous weapons such as the killerdrone, an armed drone that can be used to kill from a distance.

Chatbots

Another practical example are chatbots. More and more companies are using these virtual interlocutors, who independently answer questions from users. Chatbots (a combination of chat and robot) can be used, for example, as customer service via websites, as an educational tool or for entertainment.

Chatbots include:

  • Chatbot Billie at Bol.com
  • Uber’s bot in Facebook Messenger
  • Iris , a game that teaches children about cyberbullying

Chatbots have advantages and disadvantages. These bots can answer an infinite amount of chats at the same time and are also available 24/7. Still they are robots. For example, they have difficulty with spelling mistakes and sarcasm and will not always understand complicated input. In addition, chatbots can be used as ‘social bots’ to spread fake news via social media.

Films about robots and AI

Robots and artificial intelligence have been a popular subject for filmmakers for decades. In 1968, a similar technique was fantasized in the 2001 film : A Space Odyssey .

  • The film Her is about the relationship between a digital assistant and a user
  • A vision of the future in which robots are identical to humans is sketched in the film Ex Machina

Many science fiction films are based on the idea that AI will be responsible for the downfall of humans. Examples are The Matrix , I Robot and Autómata . Machines become autonomous and can fully develop without our intervention. When AI is smarter than humans, we call it super intelligence.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between an algorithm and artificial intelligence?

More and more websites and devices around us are using algorithms . For example, Facebook uses algorithms to determine what you see on your timeline and YouTube to recommend your videos.

But what is an algorithm? An algorithm is actually a mathematical formula. In programming language it is an instruction, a piece of code, to solve a problem.

We call something artificial intelligence (or artificial intelligence ) when those algorithms independently make decisions based on data or signals from their environment and learn from them.

With artificial intelligence, the mind of man is imitated: the device can (independently) learn and make decisions. Such as a self-driving car or a chatbot.

View the files Artificial Intelligence and Algorithms for explanation, videos, tips and examples.

Is AI always about simulating human thinking?

Not always. It often involves solving a specific problem, usually imitating human action or thinking.

AI is all about automated reasoning to reach conclusions.

What can I already do with AI?

Take advantage of Siri, Cortana, Google Now or Facebook M. Ask questions and see what answers you get.

This gives you an idea of ​​how AI works.

What is an algorithm?

Algorithms are playing an increasingly important role in our media use. For example, Facebook uses algorithms to determine what you see on your timeline and YouTube can recommend new videos to you. Algorithms offer great convenience, but can also, for example, ensure that you end up in a filter bubble .

What is the difference between AI and Machine Learning?

Machine Learning is sometimes part of artificial intelligence (AI), but not always. Machine Learning converts data into valuable information. Automatic decisions are made with this information.

A good example is the product advice from webshops, based on the click behavior of the customer.

What is deep learning?

Deep learning is a new name for what is known in computer science as ‘neural networks’. The goal is to mimic the way the human brain learns. Deep learning therefore enables computers to learn new things from large amounts of data, regardless of whether that data consists of numbers, text, sound or images.

For example, Google managed to have an algorithm discover what a cat is based on thousands of videos on YouTube, without Google ever explaining specifically what a cat is and how to recognize it.

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Abraham Aali

Abraham Aali

Abraham Aali is a Staff Writer for Biztech Age. He covers industry news, including interviews with executives and industry leaders about the products, services and trends affecting small businesses, drawing on his 20 years of marketing knowledge.He holds a Master’s degree in Business Administration from Qatar University and MSIT from King Abdulaziz University.

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