AI innovations

At our university, professor Brian Sayre was appointed to lead our campus artificial intelligence (AI) educational and operational initiative. When I met him this past December, I said that AI was over my head. He replied with something like, "Don't worry, you'll get it in time." It is important to understand that AI only mimics or imitates human intelligence. AI powered functionality does this by training or teaching a computer program through data input, with a set of algorithms to follow to solve a problem or make decisions or predictions. There are advanced technologies that are impressive and conflated or confused with AI, but are not, such as networks that enable AI apps, nanotechnology, industrial robots with fixed preprogrammed mechanical systems, quantum computing, CRISPR gene editing in biotechnology and others, of course. Were you to do a sort of a scavenger hunt to locate things powered by algorithms, you could list the refrigerator that beeps when left open, the YouTube app suggesting videos, fitness trackers, your smart alarm, a curated news feed, e-mail filters, meditatiWeiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei Korea Times Weiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei Korea Times