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Businesses adapting to the uses of artificial intelligence
Computers are becoming more like humans every day. Local experts believe we have passed the infancy stage of artificial intelligence but have not quite gotten to the adolescent stage yet. "Artificial intelligence really covers anything you're trying to get the computer to mimic (in) human behavior," said Bryan Reinicke, associate professor of information systems at Rochester Institute of Technology's Saunders College of Business. "These are all the things that we've learned since birth, but computers don't know any of that. A lot of computers are incredibly fast at mathematics, but they're profoundly stupid."