Artificial Inteligence: What you think?

@wlegend-cAOuVB • Oct 21, 2024

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I want to discuss the topic of Artificial Intelligence , what the first idea that comes to your mind when you hear this word , how you see AI , doesn't sound a little bit complicated 😉?

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ms_cs

@ms-cs-Ab8svl • Jan 13, 2010

is it that complicated really??
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Manish Goyal

@manish-r2Hoep • Jan 13, 2010

We are using computers.. it is a perfect example of artificial Intelligence
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sauravgoswami

@sauravgoswami-UAfTlI • Jan 13, 2010

AI is a system which learn by its own and rectify its mistakes and implement them accordingly!!!
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vik001ind

@vik001ind-rOaCSy • Jan 13, 2010

AI sounds complex but when you study it purposefully its not that complex..
Common AI definition
1> Branch of computer sc. that deals with automation of human behavior such as reasoning, perception, communicating in natural languages, acting in complex situations,analysing etc.

2> Branch of computer sc. that deals with making computer do things in which humans are better at present like reasoning, perception, communicating in natural languages etc.

A normal PC is not an example of AI because it can't reason or analyse a situation or makes decision on its on.

In 1997 a chess computer called deep blue beat the world chess champion Garry Kasparov, its a perfect example of AI.
I have made a presentation on deep blue which was part of assignment, if someone interested in it, I can upload it.
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Prasad Ajinkya

@prasad-aSUfhP • Jan 13, 2010

I had taken this subject as my elective in the final year. You have a learning AI which creates new rule and keeps on updating it's knowledge base, and you have AI with a fixed knowledge base. In that sense, any automation is an AI.

For example - a program which uses a heuristic function that it constantly keeps on updating would be a learning AI.
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ms_cs

@ms-cs-Ab8svl • Jan 13, 2010

Hmmm.AI is interesting one.I heard It is much used in search engines and robotics, gaming...
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Prasad Ajinkya

@prasad-aSUfhP • Jan 13, 2010

I guess any place where automation is needed, you can have AI. The best example where many of us would have interacted with AI is games.
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vik001ind

@vik001ind-rOaCSy • Jan 14, 2010

kidakaka
I had taken this subject as my elective in the final year. You have a learning AI which creates new rule and keeps on updating it's knowledge base, and you have AI with a fixed knowledge base. In that sense, any automation is an AI.

For example - a program which uses a heuristic function that it constantly keeps on updating would be a learning AI.

Me too had taken it in my 7th sem as elective. As you have studied the subject, you must be knowing that a machine is termed as intelligent when it passes "turing test". So any type of automation can't be part of AI. Your automobile is automation but its not part of AI similarly pc is not.
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Prasad Ajinkya

@prasad-aSUfhP • Jan 14, 2010

vik001ind
Me too had taken it in my 7th sem as elective. As you have studied the subject, you must be knowing that a machine is termed as intelligent when it passes "turing test". So any type of automation can't be part of AI. Your automobile is automation but its not part of AI similarly pc is not.
Vik, excellent point bringing up the Turing test. At this point I concede that when I was a student, I never did this. Thanks to CE, this conversation and you ... I did read up on it.

Here's a link to <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turing_test" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Turing Test</a>. If the output of a human and a machine is not recognizable, then we can call it an AI.

By automate, I meant <a href="https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/automate" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">automate - Wiktionary</a>. In that sense, any automation can be loosely called an AI.

No?

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sauravgoswami

@sauravgoswami-UAfTlI • Jan 14, 2010

Well every sequential circuit depends on output for its input,but it cant be termed as an Intelligent machine,a machine should be capable of giving out appropiate output when fed with unknown input, then it can be termed as an AI,in simple machine closer to human intelligence behavior can be termed as AI.
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Vega

@vega-Ic42ds • Jan 14, 2010

Well, I think upto a certain level, artificial intelligence is possible. In fact Man has already made it possible. Aren't there Robots existing? Aren't there softwares who play chess? But all of them have limitations.
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sauravgoswami

@sauravgoswami-UAfTlI • Jan 14, 2010

making a system as close to man, is the challenge for Artificial Intelligence,who knows one day machine will emulate men!!
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prasath_amd

@prasath-amd-NPFUTu • Jan 15, 2010

The things that flashes in my mind whenever I hear "A.I" :-

1. The machines in the film 'Matrix'. :grin:

2. All of my enemies in Video Games.:twisted:

3. The machines in Terminator 2.:shock:

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