It is increasingly common to hear about Artificial intelligence (AI). First, thanks Science fictionwhen that term was mentioned, it is very likely that films such as I robot whether terminator, where machines turn against humanity.
The truth is that AI is more and more more every day and is not necessarily placed within a humanoid robot. We meet him every day our social network algorithmIN smart assistants of our mobile devices and even on automobiles who drive themselves.
Is one tool with a lot of potential. At the same time, for many people it represents a RISK unless some regulatory aspects are taken into account.
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What is Artificial Intelligence?
We can define as intelligent in a car that can mimic the cognitive functions of the human mind. These can be perception, reasoning, learning and, precisely, problem solving.
The birth of AI, according to the data scientist Jeremy Howard dates back to 1956. It all started with a man named Arthur Samuel, who wanted to make his computer capable of beating Chinese checkers.
Arthur Samuel made his computer play against itself thousands of times until he learned. In fact, in 1962 his computer was able to win the nationwide competition for Connecticut, US.
This is why Arthur Samuel is known as the father of machine learningbetter known by its English term as Machine Learning.
Currently this Machine Learning works a little differently. Algorithms are created they learn often from raw data. for the philosopher Nick Bostromthis is basically what a baby man.
5 examples of AI in everyday life
Google search engine: For the tech giant’s search system to work properly, the use of AI is necessary. The system can decide what to show you first based on your search history or the pages you visit most often.
When you search for an exact phrase on Google, add citations to find the places where it appears.👍
Eg: “Google Maps”
It will show all “Google Maps” search results, without showing just “Google” or “Maps”😉#GoogleProTips pic.twitter.com/Qvds35AdoL
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personalized ads: Have you ever searched for a flight to a destination and then the ads that appear are related to the topic? Hotels at your destination, activities, rental cars, etc. This also works thanks to AI.
Algorithm of social networks and streaming services: The more we consume entertainment content on social networks or services like Spotify or Netflix, the more we teach the algorithm what we like.
The algorithm’s AI looks at how much time you spend consuming certain types of content. Consequently, it will provide you with more and more content related to what you spend the most time on. Streaming services do the same: they recommend a movie or series similar to your tastes.
Predictive text on your mobile phone: Our mobile devices are also equipped with AI that helps us personalize your usage. As we type, our keyboard “learns” which words we use most often and offers auto-completion and auto-correction.
navigation services: One of the best everyday examples for AI is the use of Waze apps. It’s a GPS-powered mobile map app, but it provides real-time route suggestions and related information.
Waze uses the information it collects thanks to the users themselves to share it in real time. That way, the more people using it at the same time, the more accurate the information.