4. Learning from
data and past
experience
Decision and
conclusion
Complex
problem
solving
Languages/
images/
videos
Integration
with robot
for physical
tasks
Adaptation/
Creativity/
New
Perspective
How AI works
Creates an expert system that can
learn, demonstrate, explain, and
advise users of technology
Artificial intelligence is the ability of a
machine to learn, reason, and solve
problems the same way humans do
7. What is AI?
Definitions of key areas within AI
Machine Learning:
ML algorithms are trained on large datasets to learn
patterns and make predictions; ML algorithms are a
subfield of AI focused on the development of
algorithms and statistical models.
Deep Learning:
This subfield of machine learning uses deep neural
networks for learning representations of data.
Applications include speech recognition, image and
video processing, and natural language processing.
8. Natural Language Processing (NLP):
Using NLP techniques, application such as chatbots,
virtual assistants, and language translators can
understand, interpret, and generate human language.
Definitions of key areas within AI
Computer Vision (CV):
Using these techniques, computers are able to
interpret and analyze visual information from the
world around them. These techniques are used in
self-driving cars, face recognition, and image
recognition.
9. Reinforcement Learning:
Type of ML technique that involves a system
learning to make decisions based on trial and error.
This technique is used in games, robotics, and
autonomous vehicles.
Cognitive Computing:
It is a subfield of AI that focuses on building
machines that can mimic human thought processes,
such as reasoning, learning, and decision-making.
Definitions of key areas within AI
10. Robotics:
In robotics, robots are designed, built, and operated.
Artificial intelligence (AI) techniques are used to
enhance robot capabilities, such as perception,
decision making, and motion control.
Expert Systems:
It is a type of AI that simulates the decision-making
abilities of an expert in a particular field, such as
finance, medicine, and engineering.
Definitions of key areas within AI
15. Higher accuracy, speed,
precision
Reduced labor cost
Handle risky situations
Digital Assistant
Public utility*
High cost
Resistance to culture change
Lacks empathy and moral
compass
Poses threat to human
resources
Redundant due to rapid
technology changes
Advantage Disadvantage
VS
*Self-driving cars, facial recognition, natural language processing etc
17. Four
main
approaches to
AI
Thinking Rationally:
The “Laws of Thought”
Approach
Acting Rationally:
The “Rational Agent”
Approach
Acting Humanly :
Turing Test
Approach
Thinking Humanly:
Cognitive Modelling
Approach