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Artificial Intelligence
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is a science in which a machine is made to simulate human intelligence to think or do what requires human intelligence, such as speech recognition, visual perception, translation between languages and decision-making. This ability makes the machine to be considered smart. It processes large amounts of data, unlike humans. The main goal of AI is to be able to recognize patterns, solve problems and make decisive decisions like humans by Automated decision making[1]
The exploration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) encompasses its rapid advancement, societal impacts, governance challenges, and ethical considerations. AI’s evolution has significantly influenced various sectors, including healthcare, finance, manufacturing, and more, by providing precise analytics and innovative solutions such as robotic surgeries and autonomous vehicles.[2] [3] However, this technological progress raises critical concerns regarding privacy, trust, economic stability, and the potential for job displacement. The pervasive integration of AI in daily life, exemplified by social media algorithms and surveillance systems, underscores the urgent need for robust governance models. These models should prioritize human rights, transparency, safety, and the mitigation of biases to prevent marginalization and ensure equitable benefits from AI advancements. As AI continues to reshape society, it presents a dual-edged sword, offering remarkable opportunities for improvement while posing significant challenges that necessitate careful management and global cooperation.
History
[edit]Artificial Intelligence (AI) trace back to ancient myths and philosophical inquiries into human cognition. Ancient Greek myths, featured intelligent robots and artificial beings, highlighting humanity's long-standing fascination with creating non-human intelligence[4]. Aristotle's development of syllogism[5] and deductive reasoning marked early efforts to understand intelligence systematically. The concept of AI as we know it today, however, began to take shape in the 20th century, influenced significantly by science fiction and the pioneering work of Mathematician, scientists, and philosophers. Alan Turing, a notable figure, proposed that machines could potentially solve problems and make decisions, akin to human thought processes.
The formal inception of AI as a field was founded in 1956, at the Dartmouth workshop[6] conference at Dartmouth College, Where John McCarthy coined the term "Artificial Intelligence." The event marked the beginning of AI as a distinct area of study, setting the stage for the development of the first AI programs. Over the centuries, the evolution of AI has been marked by significant milestones, including the invention of the first mechanical digital calculating machine by Pascal in 1642 and the development of early mechanical toys and automata in the 18th century.
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These historical developments laid the groundwork for the modern AI revolution, which continues to evolve and expand its applications across various sectors of society. Artificial intelligence (AI) can be traced back to the mid 20th century[8], primarily through the work of pioneers like Alan Mathison Turing[9] and Allen Newell. Alan Turing, often regarded as the "founding father of Artificial intelligence," made significant contributions with his development of the Turing Test[7], a method designed to evaluate a machine's ability to exhibit intelligent behavior equivalent to, or indistinguishable from, that of a human.
Cognitive Computing
Cognitive Computing is a way AI are modeled to behave and copy a human thought and problem-solving skills. The system is modeled in such a way that it has a correlative relationship between human characteristics and technology. It simulates the human thought process to solve complex problems based on data type to make an informed decision.[10] [11] Cognitive systems may also be made to reenforce reinforming data in real-time, it may also analyze multiple sources of information, including both structured and unstructured data, as well as sensory input and output, For Example visual, gesture, auditory.
Goal and Application
[edit]Decision Making
Decision-making[12] is the process of selecting the best possible course of action or solution from multiple options, based on a set of criteria or objectives. Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the potential to modify decision-making processes base on algorithms and data presented. AI or an Agent job is to detect an issue and make an informed decision. AI-based decision-making typically involves several steps, including data collection, preprocessing, analysis, and prediction. e.g Data Analysis which involves extract patterns, trends, and insights that are not easily identifiable by humans and this help in making informed decisions especially in the world of businesses.
Autonomous vehicles
Machine learning and AI are Rudimentary elements of autonomous vehicle[13] systems. By virtue of machine learning, vehicles are trained to learn from the complex data that they receive to improve the algorithms that they operate under and to expand their ability to navigate the road. AI allows these vehicles’ systems to make decisions about how to operate without needing specific instructions for each potential situation. in other to assure the safety of autonomous vehicles artificial simulations are created to test their capabilities by the use of Black-box Testing[14]
Gaming
Artificial intelligence is programming that allows certain characters in a video game, such as non-playable (NPCs) characters to act in a way that feels as if they were human or were acting with a mind of their own. An Example is for AI to control non-player characters (NPCs), enemies of human users that modify their behavior to appropriately respond to human players’ actions. Artificial intelligence is also used to develop game landscapes, alter the topography in response to a human player’s decisions and actions. some methodologies are applied that allow AI in gaming to take on human-like characteristics and decision-making skills such as decision tree, genetic algorithms, neural network and reinforcement learning.[15]
Healthcare
The expression Artificial intelligence in healthcare relates to use of machine-learning algorithms, software, or artificial intelligence (AI), imitate human cognition in the analyzing, interpreting, presentation, and understanding of complex medical and healthcare data which in turn develop outcome for making healthcare decisions that will boost productivity and enhance good healthcare delivering system. It also provides new information to diagnose, treat, and prevent diseases. AI is the ability of computer algorithms to arrive at predictive conclusions based on what type of data has been inputted. It is also used in the healthcare field for administrative workflow, Virtual nursing assistants, Dosage error reduction, less invasive surgeries, Fraud prevention and this enhances productivity.[16][17] . Although there as been different concern on fear of health data breach and venerability[18] [19], there are security measure to protect these AI softwares and healthcare data.
conclusion
[edit]Artificial intelligence (AI) underscores its transformative impact across various sectors, highlighting both its potential benefits and the ethical considerations it necessitates. AI's role in enhancing productivity, reducing costs, and improving decision-making processes is significant, offering businesses and governments opportunities to leverage technology for growth and efficiency. However, as AI continues to evolve, addressing ethical implications such as bias, privacy, and workforce impact becomes crucial to ensure its benefits are realized ethically and equitably. The advancement of AI demands a balanced approach, integrating technological progress with ethical standards to harness AI's full potential for society's betterment.
Further Reading
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- ^ "Autonomous vehicle | Definition, History, & Facts | Britannica". www.britannica.com. 2024-04-16. Retrieved 2024-04-18.
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