
While artificial intelligence’s acceptance in mainstream society is a new phenomenon, it is not a new concept.
From the mundane to the breathtaking, artificial intelligence is already disrupting virtually every business process in every industry.
If a machine in the manufacturing plant is working at a reduced capacity, a machine learning algorithm can catch it and notify decision-makers that it’s time to dispatch a preventive maintenance team.
The development of artificial neural networks, an interconnected web of artificial intelligence “nodes,” has given rise to what is known as “deep learning.”
Deep learning is an even more specific version of machine learning that relies on neural networks to engage in nonlinear reasoning.
All this information is calculated side by side to help a self-driving car make decisions like when to change lanes.