Artificial Intelligence Group
Artificial Intelligence Group
Artificial Intelligence Group
of computer systems and algorithms that can perform tasks that typically require
human intelligence. These tasks include problem-solving, learning from
experience, understanding natural language, recognizing patterns, and making
decisions.
No.1
I) Do we need AI ?
There are negative and positive reasons for AI ,The following are the reasons why
we need AI
AI can process vast amounts of data and provide valuable insights, enabling
more informed and data-driven decision-making. This can be especially useful in
fields like finance, healthcare, and business, where accurate and timely decisions
are crucial.
4. Improved Personalization;
5. Scientific Advancements;
However there are reasons why we may not need AI and these are,
✓Economic Disruption;
As a result of AI, this leads to loss of connection among the people and
interactions as it takes over most of the roles and tasks which would have been
done by people.
AI raises ethical considerations and potential risks that can impact society.
Concerns include the potential for bias in decision-making algorithms, privacy
infringements through data collection.
AI systems heavily rely on data, algorithms, and models. Thus incase of any bias or
incorrect information can lead to loss of trust.
✓Human Creativity;
AI excels in tasks that are rule-based and programmed , thus can not deal with
things that require creavity hence it may not out way the human thinking.
ii)
✓ Healthcare;
✓ Finance;
AI algorithms are used for fraud detection, credit scoring, algorithmic trading. For
example use of infra red to detect fake notes in the bank.
✓ Transportation;
✓ Customer Service;
√ Education;
√ Manufacturing;
√ Agriculture;
√ Online Recommendations;
√ Cybersecurity;
AI is used for threat detection, anomaly detection, network security, and fraud
prevention.
iii)
Different sunsets of Airtifical intellegence
Artificial Intelligence (AI) can be broadly categorized into the following subsets:
a) Machine Learning;
b) Deep Learning;
Deep learning is a specific subset of machine learning that uses artificial neural
networks, inspired by the structure of the human brain, to process and learn from
large amounts of data. ie helps in eye and face recogonition
NLP deals with the interaction between computers and human language. It
enables machines to understand, interpret, and generate human language,
facilitating tasks like language translation.
d) Computer Vision,
e) Robotics;
These algorithms are trained on large amounts of data, known as training data,
which allows them to identify and learn patterns. The system then uses this
learned information to make decisions on new, unseen data.
including
~supervised learning
~ unsupervised learning,
~reinforcement learning.
√ Supervised learning;
involves training the algorithm with labeled data, where the correct output is
known, to make predictions or classifications.
√Unsupervised learning;
This deals with unlabeled data, where the algorithm identifies patterns and
structures on its own.
√ Reinforcement learning;
Involves an agent interacting with an environment and learning through trial and
error to maximize rewards.
*Recommendation systems
* Fraud detection
*Autonomous vehicles