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    Artificial intelligence and cognitive computing will have major impacts on the global economy and various sectors by 2030. AI involves machines performing human-like tasks through machine learning algorithms, while cognitive computing specifically refers to AI systems that can perform tasks requiring human intelligence. Key AI models discussed include Thompson sampling for exploration-exploitation tradeoffs, Q-learning for reinforcement learning, deep learning using neural networks, and deep convolutional neural networks for computer vision tasks.

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    Artificial intelligence and cognitive computing will have major impacts on the global economy and various sectors by 2030. AI involves machines performing human-like tasks through machine learning algorithms, while cognitive computing specifically refers to AI systems that can perform tasks requiring human intelligence. Key AI models discussed include Thompson sampling for exploration-exploitation tradeoffs, Q-learning for reinforcement learning, deep learning using neural networks, and deep convolutional neural networks for computer vision tasks.

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    Ciclo 2: Reto 6 – Cycle 2: Challenge 6

    Name: Maciel Escobar Guerrero

    Watch the video shown in class again and answer the following questions. Then, upload
    your answers in a PDF format. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CgB5ihzNCIk

    What is AI?
    Artificial intelligence is intelligence demonstrated by machines
    capable of performing tasks that typically require human
    intelligence.

    What are some • Have goals


    characteristics of Artificial • Take actions or make decisions to try achieve their goals
    Intelligence Systems? • Can learn to solve problems independently. They do not
    need to be provided with a set of instructions in order to
    solve a problem or perform a task.

    What is Cognitive
    Computing? Cognitive computing refers to artificial intelligence systems that
    provide services or handle tasks that could previously only be
    performed by the human mind.

    What are some examples of


    Cognitive Computing • Detecting anomalies
    Systems? • Sentiment analysis and other natural language
    • Speech recognition and speech generation
    • Computer vision: Systems that can recognize objects in
    images, video, or the world around them, and so on.

    Describe the Thompson Is one of the simplest AI models to understand and implement.
    sampling model. Give some Thompson sampling allows a system to learn what to do when faced
    with a type of dilemma called the exploration-exploitation dilemma.
    examples.
    These types of systems can automatically learn to choose actions
    that will maximize their expected reward.
    Example: Upper-Confidence-Bound (UCB) algorithms.
    Describe the Q-Learning
    model. Give some examples. Q-learning systems involve an agent operating in an environment
    that is characterized by states and possible actions.
    Q-learning systems can automatically identify an optimal policy that
    tells either humans or the system what action to take for any given
    state.
    Example: policy-based RL method.

    Describe the Deep Learning


    model. Give some examples. Which involves artificial neural networks.
    Like the human brain, these neural networks consist of collections of
    interconnected nodes (or neurons).
    Deep neural networks are the basis for many of today’s most
    interesting AI and cognitive systems, including those that perform
    speech recognition, machine translation, medical diagnosis, etc.
    Examples: Virtual assistants, vision for driverless cars, money
    laundering, face recognition and many more.

    Describe the Deep


    Convolutional Neural Convolutional networks learn by using a specialized type of
    mathematical operation called convolution.
    Networks model. Give some
    Convolutional neural networks have proven themselves to be
    examples. excellent tools for understanding visual information such as images
    and videos.

    How will AI and Cognitive • AI and cognitive computing are expected to contribute nearly
    Computing change the $16 trillion to the global economy by 2030!
    world? • In the energy sector, AI and cognitive computing will be used to
    reduce global energy usage by optimizing energy consumption
    and distribution.
    • In the healthcare sector, AI and cognitive computing will be used
    to design new drugs and vaccines, diagnose diseases, and deliver
    highly personalized medical care.
    • In the transportation and logistics sector, AI and cognitive
    computing will be used to
    • power self-driving vehicles, greatly reduce accidents and traffic
    congestion, and enable major improvements to e-commerce
    deliveries.

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