Artificial intelligence. Encyclopedia Britannica. Copeland, B. (Last Updated: )
A Simple Guide to the Expansive World of Artificial Intelligence (Popular Science, Published Feb 5, 2023)
Artificial Intelligence - In-depth Market Analysis (From the Statista database)
Artificial intelligence (AI) essentially refers to computing technologies that are inspired by the ways people use their brains and nervous systems to reason and make decisions, but typically they operate quite differently.
The current AI ecosystem consists of machine learning, robotics, and artificial neural networks (ANNs). In machine learning, programs learn from existing data and apply this knowledge to new data or use it to predict data.
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Definitions, Technology, Trends, Drivers, Application of AI in different industries, Funding, and M&A & Competitive Landscape.
Artificial Intelligence Resource Center by O'Reilly Media Editorial
Artificial intelligence is a broad term used to describe technologies and techniques that allow machines to train themselves on sets of data and learn how to recommend or take a subsequent action based on real data. This resource center will demystify how AI can impact business outcomes.
Responsible AI by Julie Phifer (see listed resources)
AI systems are transforming industries but raise concerns about responsible operation. Ethical guidelines are often too high-level, while AI/ML research can be too low-level. This playlist bridges these gaps, offering actionable guidance across the AI lifecycle, with various case studies.
Generative AI Lingo by Aishwarya Naresh Reganti
"Not sure where to start with generative AI? This comprehensive collection of resources, from book content to video shortcuts, explain the most important foundational concepts behind the lingo. "
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