Artificial intelligence

1. Artificial Intelligence (AI)

2. What is Artificial Intelligence?
Artificial intelligence is the science of making
machines/computers that can think like
humans.
It can do things that are considered "smart.”
AI technology can process large amounts of
data in ways, unlike humans.

6. Capability Based AI
Narrow AI: AI designed to complete very specific actions; unable to
independently learn. Some examples of narrow AI including image
recognition software, self-driving cars and AI virtual assistants.
Artificial General Intelligence: AI designed to learn, think and perform at
similar levels to humans. This could be built from technologies such
as supercomputers, quantum hardware and generative AI models
like ChatGPT.
Artificial Superintelligence: AI able to surpass the knowledge and
capabilities of humans. Its concept is also what fuels the popular media
truipe of “AI takeovers.”

7. Functionality Based AI
Reactive Machine AI: AI capable of responding to external stimuli in real time; unable to
build memory or store information for future. E.g. Netflix Recommendation Engine.
Limited Memory AI: AI can store past data and use that data to make predictions. This
means it actively builds its own limited, short-term knowledge base and performs tasks
based on that knowledge. E.g. Chatbots and virtual assistants & Self-Driving Cars.
Theory of Mind AI: AI that can sense and respond to human emotions, plus perform the
tasks of limited memory machines.
Self-Aware AI: AI that can recognize others’ emotions, plus has sense of self and
human-level intelligence; the final stage of AI. E.g. Sophia’s(a robot) advanced application
of current AI technologies provides a glimpse of AI’s potentially self-aware future.

9. AI in Government Sector

10. Applications of AI in Government Services
1. AI-Driven Data Analytics for Improved Decision-Making.
2. Intelligent Chatboots for Citizen Support.
3. AI-Powered Fraud Detection and Prevention.
4. Smart Traffic Management and Urban Planning.
5. Predictive Policing for Enhanced Public Safety.
6. AI-Driven Healthcare Services and Research.
7. Natural Language Processing for Document Analysis.
8. AI-Assisted Administrative Processes.
9. AI-Enabled Cyber Security.
10.AI-Based Disaster Management and Response.

11. AI Application in CBIC
AI-generated GST Notices.
To strengthen the GST registration process, the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and
Customs (CBIC) is exploring geo-tagging technology for verification purposes.
Geo-tagging and biometric authentication will provide an extra layer of certainty in
verifying an individual's identity.
The Project ADVAIT (Advanced Analytics in Indirect Taxes) has been rolled out in 2021.
Data analytics is being used to identify fiscal risks, suspicious trends and patterns and risky
entities in Customs and GST by leveraging big data.
ADVAIT has been envisaged with a threefold objective of enhancing Indirect Tax revenue,
increasing taxpayer base, and supporting data-driven tax policy.

12. The Future of A.I.
★ Military Bots
★ The perfect lawyer
★ Music
★ Business
★ Healthcare

13. Benefits of A.I.
The most important purpose of
A.I. is to reduce human
casualties in
➔ Wars
➔ Dangerous Workspaces
➔ Car Accidents
➔ Natural Disasters
Or to just make everyday life
easier by helping with tasks
such as:
➔ Cleaning
➔ Shopping
➔ Transportation

14. Thank You !
By-
Abhishek Sain
(Inspector Trainee)