What is an AI

Question

Is an ai just a program or a program with classes

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Answer 1

Well This is a nice debate.
AI has for long been confused with Machine Learning.
According to me, AI is the simulation of human intelligence processes by machines, especially computer systems and Bots.

In simple terms.

Machines and comps are made to behave and respond to stimuli just like human beings.😎

Very much growing in the West and Middle

Answer 2

Natural intelligence is attributed to human beings while AI (artificial intelligence) is the same concept attributed to computers and realised using various algorithms and models such as artificial neural networks which are used for classification (amongst other tasks) by simulating the neurons and synaptic connections in human brains.

Answer 3

The definition of AI changes over time and it is controversial. It changes because often goals are reset when they are reached. Alan Touring thought that if we had created a "machine" capable of chatting with an human being, and that person don't understand he is talking to a machine then we would have an AI. Today, Siri and other voice assistants are capable to chat. Some people thought that playing chess was a domain of human intelligence and if a machine could beat a chess champion we would archieved an AI. Many years ago a computer won a chess world champion. Quite recently a computer beaten a "Go" champion, a Chinese game that due to its enormous complexity can only be played by exploiting intuition, it'snt possible to evaluate moves with a brute force, the valid moves combinations are more than all the atoms that make the entire known universe. An AI learned to play the game playing with another AI more than 1 million times, becoming able to beat a Go world champion. Sorry about my English!

Answer 4

Artificial intelligence (AI) is the simulation of human intelligence processes by machines, especially computer systems.

Answer 5

AI is nothing but a set of algorithms which modifies itself after successive iterations and hence in a way, learns from experience or I say mistakes.? Lol

Answer 6

Juan Baños
is correct

Answer 7

More or less but still not the best one _Jay

Answer 8

In computer science, artificial intelligence, sometimes called machine intelligence, is intelligence demonstrated by machines, in contrast to the natural intelligence displayed by humans and animals.

Answer 9

Ai is a program
That learn
Redefine and changes it self

It is able to reinvent it self and even change every aspect

It thinks faster and learns faster because it has no limit to energy

Because of deep learning it is able to change it self

And because it probably has access to Internet the knowledge is really vast that it stores in its mind

But for our tech we do not support ai in our era yet

an ai is so advance that
the theory behind it makes people probably run

but still an Ai involves
learning (normal things)
deep learning (things it can use to alter it self)
response (talks or sends messages automatically)
etc......

Answer 10

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Answer 11

Kick en Evy
No it is able to be used in a lot of languages thou you just need to code it right

Answer 12

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Answer 13

It is the ability of a computer program to think.

Answer 14

An new post on AI

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Answer 16

Ai is sometimes confused with a bot or robot or a program that does talk back because of coding that was done behind it to make it seem like an AI

Answer 17

Yes kick en Evy
It is true the ones seen is python and js

Answer 18

AI is a concept which enables machines to mimic human behaviour.

Answer 19

AI it's technology designed to catch knowledge and make it part of itself, becoming some kind of autonomous being capable of making its own choices based on its experiences

Answer 20

Nope