This document provides an introduction to artificial intelligence including definitions, history, types, and applications. It defines AI as making computers think intelligently like humans by studying brain patterns. The history of AI began in the 1940s and 50s with the term being coined in 1956. There are three main types: artificial narrow intelligence which performs single tasks; artificial general intelligence that can learn and think broadly like humans; and artificial super intelligence that is more potent than human intelligence. AI has many important applications and major branches including computer vision, robotics, and learning systems.

1. Om sri sai ram
artificial intelligence
Yashas
1st year BA
Sri sathya sai
university for
human excellence

2. introduction on artificial
intelligence.
Artificial Intelligence is a
method of making a computer,
a computer-controlled robot, or
a software think intelligently
like the human mind. AI is
accomplished by studying the
patterns of the human brain
and by analyzing the cognitive
process. The outcome of these
studies develops intelligent
software and systems.

3. What is artificial intelligence?
● Artificial intelligence (AI) is the
ability of machines to perform
tasks that are typically
associated with human
intelligence, such as learning
and problem-solving.
● AI is also known as machine
intelligence.
● The goal of AI is to be able to
do things such as recognize
patterns, make decisions, and
judge like humans.

4. The founder
of
Artificial intelligence is john McCarthy.

5. The CEO
of OpenAI is Sam Altman.

6. The history of Artificial intelligence.
● The history of artificial intelligence (AI)
can be traced back to the 1940s and
50s
● when scientists from various fields
began discussing the possibility of
creating an artificial brain.
● In 1956, the term "artificial
intelligence" was coined by American
computer scientist John McCarthy at
the Dartmouth Conference.
● The field of AI research was founded

7. Here are some key events in the history of AI:
● 1955: Allen Newell and Herbert A. Simon created the first AI program, called
"Logic Theorist".
● 1960s: Eliza, a chatbot with cognitive capabilities, and Shakey, the first mobile
intelligent robot, were created.
● 1997: Deep Blue, IBM's expert system, played chess against Garry Kasparov.
● Expert systems were widely used in industries. These programs would ask an
expert how to respond in a given situation, and once they learned how to
respond for every situation, non-experts could receive advice from the

8. What are the types of Artificial intelligence.

9. The artificial narrow intelligence (A.N.I).
● Artificial narrow intelligence (ANI) is a
type of artificial intelligence (AI) that is
designed to perform a single task.
● ANI is often considered a “weak” form of
AI because it is limited to performing a
single task.
● ANI can be used for tasks such as:
● Tracking weather updates. Generating
data science reports.
● Playing games such as poker or chess.

10. The artificial general intelligence
(A.G.I).
● Artificial general intelligence
(AGI) is a hypothetical form of
artificial intelligence in which a
machine can learn and think like
a human.
● For this to be possible, AGI
would need self-awareness and
consciousness, so it could solve
problems, adapt to its
surroundings and perform a

11. The artificial super intelligence
(A.S.I).
● Artificial Super Intelligence or ASI is that branch of
artificial intelligence that has the capability to perform
the tasks that are impossible for the human mind to
think or do.
● It is that aspect of intelligence that is more potent and
refined than a human's intelligence.
● Examples of ASI:
● ASI is still theoretical, so there are no real-life
examples of superintelligent machines.
● Examples in science fiction of machine intelligence
include the robot character of R2D2 in the movie Star
Wars, which can perform multiple technical operations
beyond the abilities of a human.

12. The importance of Artificial intelligence.
● Artificial general intelligence (AGI) is a
hypothetical form of artificial intelligence in
which a machine can learn and think like a
human.
● For this to be possible, AGI would need
self-awareness and consciousness, so it
could solve problems, adapt to its
surroundings and perform a broader range
of tasks.
● AI is the ability of a machine to display
human-like capabilities such as reasoning,
learning, planning and creativity.
● AI enables technical systems to perceive
their environment, deal with what they
perceive, solve problems and act to
achieve a specific goal.

13. The major branches of artificial intelligence.
● Computer vision.
● Expert system.
● Robotics.
● Neutral system.
● Vision system.
● Learning system.

14. Computer vision.
Computer vision: One of
the most popular branches
of artificial intelligence
right now, computer
vision, aims to develop
techniques that assist
computers in seeing and
understanding digital
images and videos.

15. The advantages & disadvantages.

16. The includes of AI applications.
● Advanced web search
engines.
● Recommendation
systems.
● Expert systems.
● Natural language
processing.
● Speech recognition.
● Machine vision.