The document provides an overview of artificial intelligence (AI), including its history, current status, goals, applications, advantages, and future. It discusses how AI has progressed from early concepts in the 1950s to today's applications in fields like healthcare, aviation, education, and finance. The document also outlines challenges like cost, job loss, and machine ethics, but envisions continued improvements in areas like speech and image recognition, with AI playing a growing role across many aspects of life in the next decade.

1. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (A.I.)
Presented by
PRAVEEN

2. CONTENTS
• INTRODUCTION
• HISTORY
• CURRENTSTATUS
• GOALS
• APPLICATIONS
• ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGES
• FUTURE SCOPES
• CONCLUSION

4. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
ARTIFICIAL
INTELLIGENCE
Intelligence: “The capacity to learn and solve problems”
 Artificial Intelligence: Artificial intelligence (AI) is the simulation of human
intelligence by machines.
• The ability to solve problems
• The ability to act rationally
• The ability to act like humans

5. A.I. TIMELINE

6. EARLY HISTORY OF A.I.
1950 : “CAN MACHINES
THINK??????”
1956 : THE TERM
“ARTIFICIALINTELLIGENCE”
WAS FIRST INTRODUCED.

7. CURRENT STATUS OF A.I.
• Analyse Satellite
Images to identify
which areas have the
highest poverty level
• Gate allocation for
plane while landing
• Ticket price
determination
A.I. FOR GOOD AVIATION EDUCATION
• Companies are
creating robots
to teach subjects

8. • Solving a variety of
problems of patients,
hospitals & healthcare
industry overall.
• Using Avatars in place of
patients.
• Robots have become very
common in many industries
• Can do repetitive
laborious tasks
CURRENT STATUS OF A.I.
HEALTHCARE HEAVY INDUSTRY FINANCE
• Algorithmic Trading
• Market analysis & data
mining
• Personal Finance
• Portfolio management

9. • To develop algorithms that human use.
• Algorithms can require enormous computational
resources and problem goes beyond a certain
size
• KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION :
To build machine with the capability of making
working assumption and common sense.

10. • Planning :
 In classical planning problems, the agent can assume that it
is the only system acting on the world
 Multi-agent planning uses the cooperation and competition
of many agents to achieve the given goal.
• Learning :
 Machine learning is the fundamental concept of AI search.
 Unsupervised learning is the ability to find patterns in s
stream ofinput
 Supervised learning includes both classification and
numerical regression

11. :
 Natural Language Processinggives machines
the ability to read and understand human
language.
 Common method of processing meaning from
natural language is through semantic indexing.
:
 Machine perception is the ability to use input
from sensors to deduce aspects of the world

12. • MOTION & MANIPULATION :
 Intelligence is required for robots to handle tasks
such as object manipulation and navigation
 Affective computing is the development of systems that
can recognize, interpret, simulate human affects
 Emotion and social skills are important to an intelligent
agent to understand others and to make better
decisions.

13. APPROACHES
OF
A.I.CYBERNETICS &
BRAIN
SIMULATION
COGNITIVE
SIMULATION
STATISTICAL
APPROACH
SYMBOLIC
APPROACH

14. • Search &
Optimization
• Logic
• Probabilistic
Methods
• Neural Networks

15. EDUCATION IN A.I.
PARTNERSHIP ON A.I.

16.  Competition &prizes
 Automotive
 Healthcare
 Finance &Economics
 Video games

18.  The chances of error are almost nil
 It can be used to explore space, depths of
ocean
 Smartphones are greatest example of A.I.
 It can be used in time consuming tasks efficiently
 Algorithms can help the doctors asses patients
and their health risks
 Machines do not require sleep or break and are
able to function without stopping

20.  High cost
 Decrease in demand for human labour
 AImay be programmed to do somethingdevastating
 Machine Ethics
 Thestorage and access are not
as effective as human brains
 No improvement with
experience

22. interact withour Improved speech, voice, image ,video recognition will change the way
devices
 Personal assistants will become more personal and context aware
 More and more systems will run autonomously to a point
 The positive impact AI research can have on humanity will start to be across many walks
of life - much of it behind the scenes
WHAT WILLTHE NEXT DECADE BRING ??

23. •A.I. Is a common topic in both
Science Fiction & Projection.
•The future of Technology
& society.
• Rivals Human Intelligence. THINKING
HUMANLY
THINKING
RATIONALLY
• Raises difficult Ethical Issue
ACTING
HUMANLY
ACTING
RATIONALLY

24. OBJECTIVES:
AM I GOOD
OR BAD??
ITDEPENDS
ON WHO
CREATED…
A.I. IS LIKE TWO EDGED SWORD ,ATONE END THEY CAN SOLVE
PROBLEMS INTELLIGENTLY,AT ANOTHER END THEY POSE A
PROBLEM THEMSELVES……SOWEHAVETOHANDLEITPROPERLY.