AI : Artificial Intelligence | IT NETWORKS

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Definition:

AI or Artificial intelligence is the simulation of human intelligence processes by machines.

Three main processes are used :

1- Learning: Acquiring specific pieces of information and rules
2- Reasoning: Conclude through rules
3- Self-connection 

Two kinds of AI:

1- Weak Artificial Intelligence:

It is a system that repeats the same particular task like SIRI, this kind needs human intervention.

2- Strong Artificial Intelligence or known as Artificial GENERAL Intelligence 

It is a system that recognizes human actions and abilities, it tries to find a solution when there is a problem, sometimes it replaces human work and tasks.

How Artificial Intelligence became alive?

Thanks to cheaper GPUs (Graphics Processing Units), BIG DATA and Algorithms that Artificial Intelligence became a reality.

Artificial Intelligence was programmed to treat special problems that a normal computer is not able to resolve on its own like perception, planning, problem-solving and the ability to manipulate and move objects. This is where Knowledge Engineering played a role...


Learn more:

In Programing

How to install PYTHON 3.8.0 :
https://itnetworks2020.blogspot.com/2019/12/1-programming-with-python-installing.html

In Security

Endpoint introduction :
https://itnetworks2020.blogspot.com/2019/10/endpoints-introduction.html

Firewalls:
https://itnetworks2020.blogspot.com/2019/10/firewalls.html

Security Email Gateways:
https://itnetworks2020.blogspot.com/2019/10/secure-email-gateway.html

CyberSecurity Evolution : UnKnown Threats:
https://itnetworks2020.blogspot.com/2019/10/cybersecurity-evolution-unknown-threats.html

CyberSecurity Evolution : Known Threats
https://itnetworks2020.blogspot.com/2019/10/cybersecurity-evolution-known-threats.html

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