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What is AI?

• • Definition of Artificial Intelligence


• - AI refers to computer systems that can perform tasks requiring human
intelligence.
• - It includes learning, reasoning, problem-solving, and perception.
• - AI systems can mimic human thinking using algorithms and data.
What is AI?

• • Evolution of AI over the years


• - AI began in the 1950s with simple algorithms and problem-solving.
• - Advances in computing power led to Machine Learning (1980s).
• - Deep Learning revolutionized AI in the 2010s with big data and GPUs.
• - Modern AI integrates NLP, vision, and robotics for broader applications.
What is AI?

• • Difference between AI, ML, and DL


• - AI: The overarching concept of machines simulating human intelligence.
• - ML: A subset of AI that enables systems to learn from data.
• - DL: A specialized form of ML using neural networks for complex tasks.
• - AI encompasses both ML and DL to solve real-world problems.
What is AI?

• • AI in popular culture vs. reality


• - AI in movies (e.g., 'Terminator') often depicts superhuman intelligence.
• - Reality focuses on narrow AI solving specific tasks (e.g., chatbots,
recommendations).
• - Fictional AI is often fully autonomous; real-world AI relies on data and
algorithms.
• - Popular culture shapes perceptions, but current AI has limitations.
Why AI Matters

• • Growing role of AI in daily life


• - AI is embedded in virtual assistants, recommendation systems, and navigation
tools.
• - Smartphones, IoT devices, and social media rely on AI algorithms.
• - AI simplifies tasks like searching, shopping, and communicating.
• - It enhances productivity and improves quality of life.
Why AI Matters

• • Industry adoption trends


• - Businesses are rapidly integrating AI for automation and optimization.
• - Healthcare, finance, retail, and transportation lead AI adoption.
• - AI-driven insights help companies improve decision-making.
• - Startups and tech giants invest heavily in AI technologies.
Why AI Matters

• • AI as a transformative technology
• - AI drives innovation by solving complex problems across industries.
• - It transforms healthcare (diagnostics), finance (fraud detection), and education
(e-learning).
• - AI creates new business opportunities and disrupts traditional markets.
• - AI innovations like autonomous systems are reshaping society.
Why AI Matters

• • Economic and societal impact


• - AI contributes significantly to economic growth and global GDP.
• - It creates jobs in AI development while automating repetitive roles.
• - AI-driven solutions improve healthcare, education, and infrastructure.
• - Concerns include job displacement, ethical dilemmas, and data privacy.
AI Fundamentals

• • Data as the foundation of AI


• - AI models rely on high-quality, clean, and diverse data to make predictions.
• - Data preprocessing ensures models understand patterns accurately.
• - Biases in data can impact fairness and accuracy of AI outcomes.
• - AI systems are only as good as the data they are trained on.
AI Fundamentals

• • Algorithms and models


• - AI algorithms process data to identify patterns or relationships.
• - Models are outputs of algorithms trained on historical data.
• - Examples include decision trees, neural networks, and support vector machines.
• - Choosing the right model depends on the problem and dataset.
AI Fundamentals

• • Training and inference


• - Training: Models learn from labeled data by optimizing parameters.
• - Inference: Trained models make predictions on new data.
• - Training requires significant computational resources.
• - Inference happens quickly and is deployed in real-world applications.
AI Fundamentals

• • Feedback and continuous improvement


• - AI systems improve over time with continuous feedback.
• - Errors and user feedback help retrain and fine-tune models.
• - Real-time monitoring identifies areas for optimization.
• - Feedback loops are essential for adaptive AI systems.

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