Have you ever talked to a computer and thought you were talking to a real person? If so, you might have talked to one that has passed the Turing Test! What’s the Turing Test? I’m glad you asked! Check out my video to learn more.
In my machine learning video, I talked about the fact that there are different types of algorithms. In this video, I talk about what unsupervised learning is and the types of problems it can help solve.
In my machine learning video, I talked about the fact that there are different types of algorithms. In this video, I talk about what supervised learning is and the types of problems it can help solve.
In this video, I explain what Machine Learning is at a very high level. Every subset of AI mimics a specific dimension of humans. In my robotics video, I talked about the fact that robotics mimics humans’ physical abilities to do things. Machine learning on the other hand is the field that mimics humans’ brain ability especially our ability to “learn”.
One of the subsets of AI that has attracted a lot of attention to it is robotics. In this video, I explain what robotics is at a very high level.
Artificial intelligence is a concept that was coined in 1956 with evidence that shows the concept of “thinking machines” has roots before this date. So, why is it that some of us think of AI as a “new” technology? Well, that has to do with a concept called AI winter which I explain in this video.
We live in an age where technology is rapidly evolving, and one of these technologies that are rapidly evolving is artificial intelligence – but what exactly is it? In this video we discuss about artificial intelligence and its origins, its use in today’s businesses and enterprises and even in our daily lives.
As the founder of Comfort.AI, my intention is to help as many people as I can to learn about artificial intelligence and make this concept your comfort zone. Why? Have you ever thought if Cyber Security was everyone’s comfort zone how different our internet world would have been and how many negative events could have been prevented?