Powerpoint presentation on artificial intelligence
- 2. CONTENTS • INTRODUCTION • HISTORY • CURRENTSTATUS • GOALS • APPLICATIONS • ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGES • FUTURE SCOPES • CONCLUSION
- 4. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Intelligence: “Thecapacity to learn and solve problems” Artificial Intelligence: Artificial intelligence (AI) is the simulation ofhuman intelligence by machines. • The ability to solveproblems • The ability to actrationally • The abilityto act like humans
- 5. EARLY HISTORY OF A.I. 1950 : “CAN MACHINES THINK??????” 1956 : THE TERM “ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE” WAS FIRST INTRODUCED.
- 6. CURRENT STATUS OF A.I. • Gate allocation for plane while landing • Ticket price determination AVIATION • Companies are creating robots to teach subjects EDUCATION
- 7. • Solving a variety of problems of patients, hospitals & healthcare industry overall. • Using Avatars in place of patients. CURRENT STATUS OF A.I. HEALTHCARE • Algorithmic Trading • Market analysis & data mining • Personal Finance • Portfolio management FINANCE
- 8. • Todevelop algorithms that humanuse. • Algorithms can require enormouscomputational resources and problem goes beyond a certain size • KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION : Tobuild machine with the capability ofmaking working assumption and commonsense.
- 9. • Planning : In classical planning problems, theagentcan assumethat it is theonlysystem acting on theworld Multi-agent planning uses the cooperation andcompetition of many agents to achieve thegiven goal. • Learning : Machine learning is the fundamentalconcept of AI search. Unsupervised learning is theability to find patterns in s stream of input Supervised learning includes both classificationand numerical regression
- 10. : Natural Language Processing givesmachines the ability to read and understand human language. Common method of processing meaning from natural language is through semanticindexing. : Machineperception is theability to use input from sensors todeduceaspects of theworld
- 11. • MOTION & MANIPULATION : Intelligence is required forrobotsto handle tasks such as object manipulation andnavigation Affectivecomputing is thedevelopment of systems that can recognize, interpret, simulate humanaffects Emotionand social skills are importanttoan intelligent agent to understand others and to make better decisions.
- 12. APPROACHES OF A.I. CYBERNETICS & BRAIN SIMULATION COGNITIVE SIMULATION STATISTICAL APPROACH SYMBOLIC APPROACH
- 13. • Search & Optimization • Logic • Probabilistic Methods • Neural Networks
- 14. EDUCATION IN A.I. PARTNERSHIP ON A.I.
- 16. Competition &prizes Automotive Healthcare Finance & Economics Videogames
- 18. Thechancesof errorarealmost nil Itcan beused toexplorespace, depthsof ocean Smartphonesaregreatestexampleof A.I. Itcan be used in timeconsuming tasks efficiently Algorithms can helpthedoctorsasses patients and their healthrisks Machinesdo not requiresleepor break and are able to function withoutstopping
- 20. High cost Decreaseindemandforhumanlabour AImaybeprogrammedtodosomethingdevastating Machine Ethics Thestorageandaccessarenot aseffectiveashumanbrains Noimprovementwith experience
- 22. interact withour Improved speech,voice, image ,videorecognitionwill change theway devices Personal assistants will become more personal and contextaware Moreand moresystems will runautonomously toapoint Thepositive impact AI research can haveon humanitywill start to beacross manywalks of life - much of it behind thescenes WHAT WILL THE NEXT DECADE BRING ??
- 23. • A.I. Is acommon topic in both Science Fiction & Projection. •The future of Technology & society. • Rivals Human Intelligence. THINKING HUMANLY THINKING RATIONALLY • Raises difficult Ethical IssueACTsIN.G HUMANLY ACTING RATIONALLY
- 24. OBJECTIVES: AM I GOOD OR BAD?? IT DEPENDS 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……SO WEHAVETOHANDLEITPROPERLY.