Artificial Intelligence

Explanation of Artificial Intelligence with Examples:

Artificial Intelligence is found in almost all fields now. Whether it is mobile or car, you may find the innovation of AI in several industries. From smartphones to autonomous cars, there is no doubt that artificial intelligence is taking our era from device to device.

Many experts may say that AI is not a new technology. Some researchers were already developing autonomous computing in the 1950s. But now computational power has greatly increased. 50 years ago, all the scientists needed computers that filled entire buildings to work. This is something that we can now do with chips the size of a coin.

What is Artificial Intelligence?

What exactly does Artificial Intelligence  mean to those of us who are not computer scientists? Explaining this question is a bit difficult. But in simple language, AI is the ability of a computer software, machine or program to think and learn. That makes a computer smarter than its descendants. AI affects the entire planet. From now on, and in the next many years, you will begin to see these words everywhere, so do not stay without knowing what they mean.

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Here We Have Explained the Various Examples of Artificial Intelligence:

Examples of Artificial Intelligence:

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    Security Surveillance:

    It is obviously not possible to monitor all the video cameras by a single person and sometimes the entire task of surveillance may become mundane for humans. AI helps cameras to record all the moments into a computer for a longer period of time.

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    Autonomous:

Features of Artificial Intelligence:

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    Algorithm:

    The algorithm is a part of artificial intelligence. It is a mathematical formula or programming commands which update non-intelligent standard computers on the ways to solve any problems with AI system. AI helps computers learn how to discover things on their own.

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    Machine Learning:
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    Black Box:

The ‘black box’ is equal to learning in school where we had to show the result of a mathematical operation, without the need to show how we arrived at it.