What is artificial intelligence?
In simple terms, artificial intelligence (AI) is a set of theories and techniques to develop complex computer programs that can mimic human thinking and behaviour. AI applications can automate specific tasks, make faster and more accurate predictions and support informed decision-making.
Nowadays, AI is often a synonym for any application able to perform complex tasks that previously required human intervention. However, familiarity with other AI-related terms is essential to understanding its dimensions.
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Understanding the nuances
Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence refers to machines that mimic human intelligence to perform tasks. Such tasks include planning, language interpretation, object and sound recognition, learning, and problem-solving, among others. Probably the best example of artificial intelligence is the Turing test.
Machine Learning
Machine learning is an AI method for developing algorithms based on training a model to perform a task without explicit programming. Training involves the algorithm’s absorption of a large volume of data, which will gradually adjust and improve the model accordingly.
Deep Learning
Deep learning is a subset of machine learning. This recent technique, inspired by the study of the human brain, attempts to mimic human perceptual and logical reasoning mechanisms.