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    Artificial intelligence has progressed from its origins in the 1950s to modern applications. It is defined as using computer systems to model human intelligence. Early development began in the 1950s when the term was coined. Computers became faster and more affordable in the 1970s and 1980s, allowing for more complex AI. While progress has been made, fully simulating human-level intelligence remains challenging due to limitations in computing power, the ability to handle diverse situations, and matching human intuition and judgment. Future applications of AI include self-driving cars and improved medical care, but drawbacks still include accuracy limits and inability to model all human reasoning. The goal of AI remains creating intelligent machines that can perceive their environment and take optimal actions.

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    Artificial intelligence has progressed from its origins in the 1950s to modern applications. It is defined as using computer systems to model human intelligence. Early development began in the 1950s when the term was coined. Computers became faster and more affordable in the 1970s and 1980s, allowing for more complex AI. While progress has been made, fully simulating human-level intelligence remains challenging due to limitations in computing power, the ability to handle diverse situations, and matching human intuition and judgment. Future applications of AI include self-driving cars and improved medical care, but drawbacks still include accuracy limits and inability to model all human reasoning. The goal of AI remains creating intelligent machines that can perceive their environment and take optimal actions.

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    Artificial intelligence has progressed from its origins in the 1950s to modern applications. It is defined as using computer systems to model human intelligence. Early development began in the 1950s when the term was coined. Computers became faster and more affordable in the 1970s and 1980s, allowing for more complex AI. While progress has been made, fully simulating human-level intelligence remains challenging due to limitations in computing power, the ability to handle diverse situations, and matching human intuition and judgment. Future applications of AI include self-driving cars and improved medical care, but drawbacks still include accuracy limits and inability to model all human reasoning. The goal of AI remains creating intelligent machines that can perceive their environment and take optimal actions.

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    ARTIFICIAL

    INTELLIGENCE
    A
    “BIRTH”
    TO
    “BOOM”
    WHAT
    IS
    ARTIFICIAL
    INTELLIGENCE
    ?
    • The study of
    computer
    systems that
    attempts to
    model and
    apply the
    • intellligence
    The capabilityof
    the
    of a human
    machine to
    mind.
    imitate
    intelligent
    • human
    A branch of
    behaviour.
    computer science
    dealing with the
    simulation of
    intelligent
    behaviour in
    HISTORY OF
    ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
    1950
    The time
    when it all
    1955
    started.
    JohnMcCarthy 1974
    coined term
    ‘Artificial
    Computers
    Intelligence’
    became 1980
    faster and
    affordable
    The year of
    Artificial 2000
    Intelligence

    Landmark of AI
    establishment
    achieved
    COMMON SENSE REASONING

    Branch of
    Artificial
    Intelligence
    Machine
    Capable to draw
    conclusion as
    human
    psycology.
    CHALLENGES
    Computing Power

    Tolerance Power

    Intuitive Thinking

    Judging Power
    COMPUTING POWER
    When Power Goes OFF, Intelligence Goes
    OFF!!
    • Research suggests that even a small brain of a three
    year old child has about one quadrillion synapses.

    • This estimate varies for an adult it may range from


    100to 500 trillion.

    • In order to simulate a low-level brain we require


    extremely high computing power.
    TOLERANCE POWER
    Ability to stand different situations:

    1. If a person is angry

    2. If you want to respect for which


    you disagree
    INTUITIVE THINKING

    Implementing Human-like Intuition in


    AI
    Current algorithms and neural models
    cannot match the results of human
    intuition. ... They lack the ability to
    give consistently accurate results.
    When information is not sufficient for
    drawing any conclusion, the logic
    process simply gets stuck.
    JUDGING POWER
    • The ability of the machine to sense the
    personand react to the situation.

    • Can machine be smart enough to sense


    the person and situation and react to it.

    • An example can be the person with the


    high heart beat rate, Is happy or sad.
    FUTURE OF AI
    • Beyond negotiation, Moore says CMU is being several other AI areas
    are going to be hugely important in the near future.

    • Self Driving Cars.

    • Improved Medical Care &


    Treatment.

    • Open up doors to future


    explorations.
    DRAWBACKS OF AI

    • Many things still beyond the realm of


    AI
    • No thinking computers
    • No abstract Reasoning
    • Often AI systems Have Accuracy Limits
    • Many things difficult to capture in data
    • Sometime Hard to interpret systems
    CONCLUSION
    With several developments in the last 50 years,they are
    still very far to achieve the flexibility and common sense
    reasoning like the human minds can do.
    Al textbooks define the field as "the study and design of
    intelligent agent" in a system that perceives its
    environment and take action that maximize the chances
    of success.
    John McCarthy who coined the term "science and
    engineering are making intelligent machines.
    Finally we can say that Al is the intelligence of the
    machine in the branch of computer science that aims to
    create it.
    Thank You
    Efforts By:
    Ankleshwar
    Yadav
    Enrollment
    00213304919
    No.

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