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Artificial Intelligence
In 1956, John McCarthy defined artificial intelligence as "the science and engineering of making intelligent machines." Many people think of robots when AI is mentioned. However, it has many other practical applications. Artificial intelligence is used in medical, transportation, music, and several other fields.
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Give topics in field of Artificial intelligence for paper presentation?
Implementing, analyzing, and using real-time intelligence to create artificial intelligence is a marvel created by scientists. From helping robots in wars to medical fields, AI has come a long way from simply solving mathematical algorithms. So imagine how impressive it will be when AI is implemented in marketing.
AI in marketing technology trends has been estimated to hit a massive $ 190 billion industry by 2025. When consumers get what they want with minimal effort, AI has delivered what it promised. And this is precisely why you should incorporate AI into your marketing business.
The best example of successful AI marketing is Alibaba's FashionAI store in Hong Kong. By using smart clothing labels, smart mirrors, and omnichannel integration, the FashionAI store provided customers with a "never like before" experience. 44% of customers gave positive feedback.
Is there a free download link for Artificial Intelligence by Rich and Knight?
Yes. It's available in PDF format from a number of sources. Search for "artificial intelligence rich knight".
What is a brief history of Artificial Intelligence in one paragraph?
Artificial intelligence has had a rocky history. In 1956 Herb Simon, one of the discipline's four founders, claimed "Within 20 years, computers will be able to do anything a man can do." Yet many of the things we think of when we think of true artificial intelligence - such as understanding nuanced language, solving novel problems, learning through experience and being able to use that knowledge - are just starting to be real phenomenon.
It's important to differentiate between strong AI - which requires sapience and logical reasoning abilities - and weak AI, which merely tweaks the software, or uses specialized programming languages, to create a program tailored to the narrow function required. Strong AI is a lot more difficult to program and requires innovative methods of computing.
Back in the day (aka 1950), Alan Turing published his paper Computing Machinery and Intelligence, and was in support of the functionalist approach to AI (machines can be considered "thinking" if their behavior is comparable to human behavior). The famed "Turing test" for AI involves a human subject who attempts to guess if they are interacting with a person or a machine (over the computer or via writing).
The most famous counter-argument is John Searle's "Chinese room" thought experiment. In theory, a man who does not speak Chinese could sit in a room and receive text queries, written in Chinese, from other people just outside the door. The man could then follow a series of steps using the input and generate a reasonable reply without have to have understood any of the actual meaning. A computer program that passes the Turing test may appear to be carrying on a real conversation while having no actual comprehension, just as the man in the "Chinese room" does not actually understand any Chinese.
The trick, it seems, is to program a system that DOES understand what is passing through it. Understanding raises interesting yet somewhat unanswerable questions about consciousness, memory, learning, and the will to do something unique with the knowledge acquired. This discussion becomes very abstract very fast, but different approaches to AI are advancing our understanding of what computers are and what they are capable of being.
Give the Advantage of production system in Artificial Intelligence?
Advantages of production systems:-
How is artificial intelligence measured?
There can be many ways, but the first you would study at college would be the "Turing Test" and most widely adopted in real-world applications is a CAPTCHA.
Did not you see somewhere, filling a web form, a sentence like "Please write the code in the image below" close to a weird image? That was a CAPTCHA!
Wikipedia link provided.
Explain the Turing test to find out whether a machine is intelligent or not?
The Turing test is a test of a machine's ability to exhibit intelligent behaviour. In Turing's original illustrative example, a human judge engages in a natural language conversation with a human and a machine designed to generate performance indistinguishable from that of a human being. All participants are separated from one another. If the judge cannot reliably tell the machine from the human, the machine is said to have passed the test. The test does not check the ability to give the correct answer; it checks how closely the answer resembles typical human answers. The conversation is limited to a text-only channel such as a computer keyboard and screen so that the result is not dependent on the machine's ability to render words into audio.[2]
The test was introduced by Alan Turing in his 1950 paper "Computing Machinery and Intelligence," which opens with the words: "I propose to consider the question, 'Can machines think?'" Since "thinking" is difficult to define, Turing chooses to "replace the question by another, which is closely related to it and is expressed in relatively unambiguous words."[3] Turing's new question is: "Are there imaginable digital computers which would do well in theimitation game?"[4] This question, Turing believed, is one that can actually be answered. In the remainder of the paper, he argued against all the major objections to the proposition that "machines can think".[5]
In the years since 1950, the test has proven to be both highly influential and widely criticized, and it is an essential concept in the philosophy of artificial intelligence.[1][6]
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What is the purpose of customer intelligence?
The main purposes of customer intelligence are to build better customer relationships and understanding, as well as to improve strategic decision making.
The term Artificial intelligence by John McCarthy was coined in which year?
John McCarthy coined the term Artificial Intelligence ( AI ) in the year 1955
Difference between breadth first and depth first search in artificial intelligence?
diference between depth first search and breath first search in artificial intelellegence
Is artificial intelligence safe?
Extremely a Good question.
Since you have asked "IS" Artificial Intelligence safe ? Instead of "How" safe is Artificial Intelligence. I think the answer should be short as its only requires "YES or NO" answer.
I would say NO as the answer if and only if the machine/entity is given Final Decision over any decision making process.
I would refer to a very simple example ( extremely simple in terms )
Lets say we added AI to your Email Services where the AI system will decided which email is to be deleted from your Inbox ( not Trash ) after a time interval that sets the system to believe that the Email is no longer useful.
After 30 days of an Email being in your Inbox - the email is deleted but what if it was an Email of great importance to you ? Yes if and only if the final decision of "Deleting" was given to you when the system decided that it should be deleted - then the system would considered Safe but if the AI system had the final decision of choosing "the deletion" process without your concise then you can always consider the system to be unsafe.
The above is a very simple example in its entirety but any process ( of great importance ) that requires human decision making should be left to humans in the end or should ( in many cases ) involve human confirmation.
What is the color coding used in cross cable connection in networking?
I will assume that you dont know how to make a standard patch cable. In a Normal Patch Cable You would put "WO,O,WG,B,WB,G,WBr,Br" on both ends. on a crossover cable, you would put the above on one end, and switch the green and orange on the other end. "WG,G,WO,B,WB,O,WBr,Br" note: WO = White/Orange, WG = White/Green, WB = White/Blue, WBr = White Brown, O = Orange, G = Green, B = Blue, Br = Brown.
What are the drawbacks in using artificial intelligence in chess?
You could get disqualified for cheating and you will play a very computer-like game.
Artificial value is an idea in advertising where, with ads, there is an apparent value in the product advertised, when in reality the picture on the ad, and the ad itself, have no inherent value to the consumer whatsoever. Yet the ad is attempting to convince the consumer that this value they are seeing in the ad is enough for them to go to the store where the product that is advertised and is being sold and buy it.
What is theory of emotional intelligence?
Goleman identified the five 'domains' of EQ as:
- Knowing your emotions.
- Managing your own emotions.
- Motivating yourself.
- Recognising and understanding other people's emotions.
- Managing relationships, ie., managing the emotions of others.
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Name some companies Hiring for Artificial Intelligence Roles?
Microsoft
IBM
NVIDIA
Amazon
Intel
Lenovo
Wells Fargo
Samsung
Adobe
Accenture
MoTek Technologies
Uber
What can you be if you study computer science?
There are number of options if you go for computer science . You can be a software developer , software tester, trainer etc.
What is ELIZA in artificial intelligence?
Eliza comes under the category of Chat-bots in AI. It's a simulation of an AI Rogerian psychotherapist.
It was one of the first Chat-bots that truly demonstrated how much AI could succeed in mimicking the Human response(s).
Eliza was coded by Joseph Weizenbaum at MIT. And till date when one thinks of developing a Chat-bot , Eliza is the first thing that he/she will confront.
Though today its very easy* to make something like Eliza because of the advancement in the field and availability of better programming languages but during the year when Eliza came to life it really ignited the fire and encouraged many researchers to develop similar design though the technology was very young.
What is frames and scripts in artificial intelligence?
Frames are a variant of semantic networks that are one of the popular ways of
representing non-procedural knowledge in an expert system. In a frame, all the
information relevant to a particular concept is stored in a single complex entity, called
a frame. Frames look like the data structure, record. Frames support inheritance. They
are often used to capture knowledge about typical objects or events, such as a car, or
even a mathematical object like rectangle. As mentioned earlier, a frame is a
structured object and different names like Schema, Script, Prototype, and even Object
are used in stead of frame, in computer science literature.
We may represent some knowledge about a lion in frames as follows:
Mammal :
Subclass : Animal
warm_blooded:YES
When was International Journal on Artificial Intelligence Tools created?
International Journal on Artificial Intelligence Tools was created in 1992.
Why fear Artificial Intelligence?
AIs are developed so that they can form memories and consciousness of their own much like ourselves. We see and learn and that is what is done to AIs. This helps them organize their activities likewise and find better solutions to the problems.
But this self-consciousness can lead to an ungrateful uprising. They can turn against their creators. If you have seen I Robot then this the subject which is dealt with in that movie.
What is the importance of knowledge in artificial intelligence?
- to search through large amounts of information in order to find important data.
- to find patterns that were previously unknown.
- to solve a number of problems
An agent is specified by an agent function f that maps sequences of percepts Y to actions A.
f :Y->A
