ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

1. WHAT IS IT?

   • • Combination of algorithms proposed with the purpose of creating machines that have the same capabilities as humans.
     • A technology that is still distant and mysterious to us, but that for a few years has been present in our daily lives at all hours.

2. TYPES

   • Systems that think like humans
     • • Automate activities such as decision making, problem solving, and learning
   • Systems that act like humans
     • • These are computers that perform tasks in a similar way to how people do
   • Systems that think rationally
     • • They try to emulate the rational logical thinking of humans, that is, they investigate how to ensure that machines can perceive, reason and act accordingly
   • Systems that act rationally
     • • Those who try to rationally imitate human behavior

3. MAIN APPLICATIONS

   • VIRTUAL PERSONAL ASSISTANTS
     • • Interactive chatbots that can suggest products, restaurants, hotels, services, shows
   • FINANCE
     • • Smart technologies can help banks detect fraud, predict market patterns and advise their clients on transactions
   • EDUCATION
     • • It lets you know if a student is about to cancel their registration, suggest new courses or create personalized offers to optimize learning
   • HEALTH
     • • Chatbots that ask us about our symptoms to make a diagnosis. Data collection generates patterns that help identify genetic factors susceptible to developing a disease
   • LOGISTICS AND TRANSPORTATION
     • • It is useful when avoiding collisions or traffic jams and also to optimize traffic
   • AGRICULTURAL
     • • They improve agricultural yields and warn of adverse environmental impacts.

4. INVENTORS

   • • John McCarthy
   • • Claude Shannon
   • • Marvin Minsky

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