Deep Learning vs Machine Learning - Blue Hexagon

Much of the progress we've seen in artificial intelligence in the past five years is due to deep learning. Advances in software algorithm models, processing power and dramatically lower costs have put deep learning within reach of more companies, opening the door for broader innovation in products and services, and also supporting the execution of complex business processes. However, the terms artificial intelligence, deep learning and machine learning are often used interchangeably. That can be confusing if you are not aware of the distinction, so this blog clarifies what these terms are. Let's take the example of a security product that is being built to identify threats in Figure 2 below.