Traditional programming is like a programmer writing code for the computer to do something specific. The computer exactly follows the instructions and the program logic on the input provided. Machine Learning, on the other hand, is like the program is still being instructed by the programmer, but the big difference is that the program is […]
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AI can be broken into two broad categories – narrow AI and general AI. Narrow AI is more like solving a fixed problem (in multiple possible ways, of course) using a set of programs pre-written and supervised-training. You can still argue on Narrow AI that how is it intelligence when you’re still programming and training
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Let’s start with an example that demonstrates what artificial intelligence (AI) is for kids. If you ask kids how many elephants are in the above image, then most of the kids will correctly answer that there are five elephants. Now, how did the child do that? Because he or she was told how an elephant
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