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CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION To AI

EVOLUTION of AI

BRANCHES of AIAPPLICATIONS of AI

CONCLUSIONS of AI

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INTRODUCTION

A.I. is a branch of computer science that

studies the computational requirements fortasks such as perception, reasoning and

learning and develop systems to perform

those tasks.

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INTRODUCTION

AI is a branch of computer science dealing withsymbolic mono algorithmic methods of problem

solving.

AI is a branch of computer science that deals with

ways of knowledge using symbols rather thannumbers and with Heuristics, method for processing

information.

AI works with pattern matching methods which

attempt to describe objects, events or processes interms of their qualitative features and logical and

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EVOLUTION

In this brief history, the beginnings of AI are traced

to philosophy, fiction, and imagination. Early

inventions in electronics, engineering, and many

other disciplines have influenced AI. Some early milestones include work on problem

solving, including basic work in learning,

knowledge representation, and inference as well as

demonstration programs in languageunderstanding, translation, theorem proving,

associative memory, and knowledge-based

systems.

1950 Alan Turing proposes the Turing test todecide whether a computer is exhibiting intelligent

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BRANCHES

What a program knows about the world in

general the facts of the specific situation in whichit must act and its goal are all represented by

sentences of some mathematical logical

language.

When a program makes observation of some

kind, it is often programmed to compare what it

sees with already stored patterns.

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BRANCHES

Facts about the world have to be represented

in some way. Usually languages of

mathematical logic are used.

It is a technique for getting programs to solve a

task by mating random LISP programs and

selecting fittest in millions of generations.

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Applications of A.I.

Expert Systems.

Natural Language Processing (NLP).

Speech Recognition.

Computer Vision.

Robotics.

Automatic Programming.

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Applications of A.I.

A robot is electro-mechanical device that can by

programmed to perform manual tasks or a

reprogrammable multi-functional manipulator

designed to move materials, parts, tools, or

specialized devices through variable programmed

motions for performance of variety of tasks.

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Applications of A.I.

An intelligentrobot includes some kind of sensory

apparatus that allows it to respond to change in its

environment.

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FUTURE

The day is not far when you will just sit back in your cozy little

beds and just command your personal robotsto entirely do your

works. He will be a perfect companion for you.

But wait, dontbe happy. It may end in other way too. Some day

there will a knock to a door. As you open it, you see a largenumber of robots marching into your house destroying

everything you own and looting you.

This is because ever since there is an advantage in Technology,

there is a disadvantage too. So think thrice before giving them

power of cognition.

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Conclusion

In its short existence, AI has increased

understanding of the nature of intelligence andprovided an impressive array of applications in awide range of areas. It has sharpenedunderstanding of human reasoning, and of thenature of intelligence in general.

At the same time, it has revealed the complexityof modeling human reasoning providing newareas and rich challenges for the future.

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