Google in collaboration with the Oxford Internet Institute launched today'The A to Z of AI' in Arabic, with an objective to make information on Artificial Intelligence more universally accessible. It's a series of simple, bite-sized explainers to help everyone understand what AI is, how it works and how it's changing the world. Search interest for'artificial intelligence' related queries on Google Search has grown due to the growing number of jobs requiring AI skills across the Middle East and North Africa in the last few months. While there's plenty of information out there on AI, it's not always easy to distinguish fact from fiction nor find simple explanations.

While most of us are'wowing the first uses of AI, it keeps on developing at a significant promising pace, acquainting us with further developed calculations like Deep Learning. Examples of few deep learning libraries are Tensor Flow, PyTorch etc. This branch, coincidentally, is pulling in significantly more consideration than all other ML-calculations consolidated. I don't need to proclaim it. Deep learning is an Artificial Intelligence strategy that trains PCs to do what falls into place without any issues for people: learn by model.

In 2016, you'll hear a lot about bots. They've been around for nearly the entirety of the Internet. Mostly, bots have been used for malicious reasons. Heck, a quick Wikipedia search reveals more about malicious purposes than anything else. A bot is essentially a piece of code, or software, that runs automated tasks.