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A. Decoding Artificial Intelligence (###3) – Become Artificial Intelligence Engineer with Pratik! – Medium What is Artificial Intelligence (AI)? Artificial Intelligence is a capability of a machine to imitate human behavior. What are three stages of Artificial Intelligence (AI)? Artificial Narrow Intelligence Artificial General Intelligence Artificial Super Intelligence Artificial Narrow Intelligence Artificial Narrow Intelligence (ANI) also known as " Weak " AI. Narrow AI is AI that is programmed to perform a single task whether it's checking the weather, being able to play chess, or analyzing raw data to […]

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These days we hear a lot of companies using the buzz words Like Machine Learning, Deep Learning and AI in their products and services, however the real world problem is that when asked about the impact of the services or the product they have, then most of the times it comes to on this single statement of "overall increase in business efficiency", thus it creates confusion and the statement is pretty ambiguous in nature, which is sometimes baseless and without experimental driven. Hence in this article, I want to uncover this above statement and make it easier for both companies and the clients to calculate the actual impact of the product/services. Being a technology consultant and working in the domain of AI, I personally used the exact statement whenever I wanted to pitch my services to the client, but when realizing the quantitative impact of the services I was unable to justify my piece of work because the services offered didn't provide me the numbers and the figures. Reviewing the archives of the 19th century on the industrial revolution, I summarized that it was a way of automation in those days, and there was growth in the overall production of the products just by getting new machinery in the supply chain. The whole change of system can be called AI of that era in a simpler way.

When you mention artificial intelligence (AI), plenty of images come to mind, thanks in large part to Hollywood depictions of the rise of the machines. While robots have yet to take over the world, many less threatening examples of AI have dominated our culture, from our everyday interactions with Siri or Alexa, to Google's self-driving car, or to Ken Jennings losing to Watson on Jeopardy! In reality, AI has already worked its way into our lives in ways that are far less sensational or even noticeable. Today's definition of AI is fluid, and the countless companies offering AI solutions in the market have as many different definitions for the concept as there are products. In short, the term "AI" is widely used to describe any computing function that mimics human intelligence or thinking.