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The buzz around Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been growing steadily for years. Still, it has exploded in recent months as tech giants and startups alike have raced to develop new AI applications and capabilities. In Artificial Intelligence, a machine is given the ability to learn and work on its own, making decisions based on the data it is given. Although AI has many different definitions, in general, it can be summarized as a process of making a computer system "smart"--able to comprehend difficult tasks and execute complex commands. One of the primary reasons for AI's tremendously growing popularity is its ability to automate tasks that are time-consuming or exhausting for humans to do.