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- 1. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN MEDIA CSE 111/ PROJECT 2/ APRIL 14, 2011 BY MARJORIE TAY, GIGI TEO WEN JING & TRAVIS YUEN
- 2. CONTENTS 2.0 1.0 WHY DO HUMANS USE IT? WHAT IS A.I.? 4.0 3.0 A.I: BOON OR BANE? A.I. IN MOVIES
- 6. Done by allowing the agent to analyze companies' statistics.
- 7. Substitute for human consultants.
- 9. Some are Non-playable Characters (NPCs) For example: Sports games, Shooters, Fighting games.
- 18. However, program may deviate from its original plans on their own accord. Therefore, difficult to conclude if A.I. if fully beneficial/detrimental to human beings.
- 19. Conclusion
Editor's Notes
- Hello everyone, I am Gigi Teo, and my team and I would like to present to you Artificial Intelligence as shown in the media.
- The topics weâll be covering today are: What is AI? Why do humans use it AI in Movies andIf AI is a boon or bane.
- Now, last week, Mr. Chan has already taught us what AI is. However, Iâd like to refresh your memory by giving you a brief description of it. Simply put, AI is the science of making machines do things that would require intelligence if done by men. This field was founded by Alan Turing in 1950, where he later goes on to invent the Turing Test; a test to deem if an AI is successful or not. Thus far, Turing has created the basis for research on artificial intelligence that is greatly motivated and inspired by human behaviors: the way we walk, talk, see, think and do. These intelligent agents are then expected to respond to an input respectively. According to Brookshear (2009), an agent is a âdeviceâ that responds to stimuli from its environment. While we commonly relate such âdevicesâ to robots, intelligent agents are not restricted to them only. It encompasses an airplane on autopilot mode and even the tumble dryer that is capable of adapting its settings dependent on the load and its dampness.
- -- Philip Brou, of Acsent Technology when referring to the allocating of resources
- Defy the rules of logic within the Matrix; including the unique ability to take over any virtual body that is still connected to the Matrix, thereby multiplying himself to do tasks.
- e.g. good at cooking, looks sexy when exercising, a little jealous etc.- does household chores
- Dictator of Tron system. Identity Disc as his weapon.
- Dictator of Tron system. Identity Disc as his weapon.
- Dictator of Tron system. Identity Disc as his weapon.
- Omnidroids: Programmed to develop counter attacks to destroy opponents by learning its opponents moves.
- Omnidroids: Programmed to develop counter attacks to destroy opponents by learning its opponents moves.