How machine learning uses data for predictive analytics

Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) have already changed the way we interact with each other and devices, and are poised to continually enhance markets, industries, and businesses globally. With ML and AI being used more rapidly, early adopters are experiencing significant competitive advantages. Arthur Samuel, an AI pioneer and the inventor of the first computerized checkers game, had a startling epiphany in 1959 that ultimately made today's algorithms possible. Up until then, most computer scientists assumed humans had to teach computers everything. Arthur Samuel realized computers could learn autonomously and coined the term "machine learning" (ML).