Artificial Intelligence AI

Artificial intelligence is the branch of computer science that deals with a machine's ability to perceive and respond to its environment and interact with other machines. AI is often said to be able, at least in theory, to reason, learn and solve problems like humans because it has a human-like level of intelligence. Artificial intelligence programming has many uses including software development as well as everyday applications such as spam filtering or language translation.

Another aspect of AI involves a machine's ability to use data from its environment to change its own programming. This technology is called machine learning. Some examples of AIs using machine learning include:

AI can be separated into multiple branches based on different tools used or different goals and applications. The following list contains five major branches of artificial intelligence:

AI has been widely applied to many fields including computer science, robotics, operations research, statistics, medical diagnosis, civil engineering, and marketing/customer relationship management (CRM).

Artificial intelligence can be used to solve problems that require intelligent behavior. One major area of application is computer games, which are used to provide a virtual challenge. Some examples of AI applied to computer games include:

AI is also a part of many non-video game applications and devices such as smartphones. For example, Apple's "Siri" program is an AI application which can answer questions, make recommendations on local businesses, set alarms and perform other tasks. Siri is also capable of learning new commands to provide the same capabilities.

AI is used in the following fields:

AI can be used for a broad variety of applications including military, business and personal life. Some examples include:

AI can be used for a broad variety of applications including military, business and personal life.