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Introduction Natural intelligence Artificial intelligence (AI) History of AI Characteristics of AI system AI tasks AI roots and applications

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Introduction. Natural intelligence. Artificial intelligence (AI). History of AI . Characteristics of AI system. AI tasks. AI roots and applications. WHAT A BRAIN CAN DO?. Solve maths problem. Recognize a ball. Predict weather. Search solution. Diagnose disease. Plan. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Intr

oduc

tion Natural intelligence

Artificial intelligence (AI)History of AI

Characteristics of AI systemAI tasks

AI roots and applications

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natural

WHAT A BRAIN CAN DO?

Recognize a ball

Plan

Search solution

Understand speech/language

Diagnose disease

Predict weather

Solve maths problem

Learn

Make decision

Commonsense reasoning……………………………

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natural

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AI is ….an ‘imitation’ of human intelligence into a

machine

naturalartificial

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natural

Not consistentCannot be copied

or transferredHigh cost

Difficult to bedocumented

CreativeWider focus

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artificial

ConsistentCan be copiedor transferred

Low costCan be

documentedLimited focus

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DEF

INIT

ION

“science and engineering of making intelligent machines”

“science of making computers DO things

that require intelligence if they are done by humans”

“science of making a computer REASON

in a manner similar to humans”

John McCarthy

Marvin Minsky

Durkin Jackson

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DIM

ENSI

ON System

thinks like human

System acts

like human

System thinks

rationally

System acts

rationally

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DIM

ENSI

ON Cognitive

Science perspective(thinking process)

Engineering perspective(behavior)

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DIM

ENSI

ON System

thinks like

humanSystem acts

like human

System thinks rationally

System acts rationally

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DIM

ENSI

ON

Compare system

against real concept of intelligence

Compare system against human

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HIS

TORY

1st AI winterLISP

Dartmouth workshopPeriod of enthusiasm

Turing test1st NN computer built

1st commercializationRebirth

2nd AI winterRe-emergence

1966-197319581956

1952-196219501950

19801969-1979

19882000s

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AI

EVO

LUTI

ON Embedded application

Multiple integration

Domain knowledge

General method

Naïve solution

2000 onwards

1990s

1980s

1970s

1960s

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This game ends when the interrogator made his guess

Turing machine pass the test if the interrogator fails to recognize with

whom (or with what) he is communicating.

TURING MACHINE

TURI

NG

TE

ST

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1 - Knowledge processing

on(a,b)on(b,c)

on(c,table)clear(a)

ABC

CHAR

ACTE

RIST

IC The birds fly

D VN

VPNP

S

the birds flys(np(det(the),noun(birds)),vp(v(fly)))

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2 - Focus on heuristic

4 - Possess inference ability

3 - Symbolic processing

5 - Learns

CHAR

ACTE

RIST

IC

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Mundane

Formal

ExpertAI T

ASKS

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“We may not have full-

functioning robots that cater our

every need, but AI is

embedded in our everyday

lives.”- Computer

WorldAPPL

ICAT

ION

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“Once tools get far

enough out of the lab,

they’re no longer AI,

just common computer science.”

- Prof. George LugerAP

PLIC

ATIO

N

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Household gadgets

• washing machine• rice cooker• microwave

• vacuum cleaner

APPL

ICAT

ION

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Autonomous vehicle

Hi, my name is Stanley

APPL

ICAT

ION

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Search engine crawlers

NewsFinder

FlipDog

NetFlix

(natural language processing technology)APPL

ICAT

ION

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Automobile safety system

self-parking

intelligent

cruisecontrol

lanedeparturewarning

APPL

ICAT

ION

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Voice response system(IVR)

Speech recognition Natural language understanding

APPL

ICAT

ION

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Chatter botJenn

Alex

Eva

Captain Kirk

Alice

George

(natural language processing technology)APPL

ICAT

ION

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Resource allocation problem

Optimizing airport schedule

(genetic algorithm technology)AP

PLIC

ATIO

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Credit card fraud detectionFalcon

(neural network technology)

Pap smear screeningFocalPoint

(expert system technology)

APPL

ICAT

ION