Types of Artificial Intelligence | IABAC
- 2. Introduction to AI Artificial intelligence is the simulation of human intelligence in machines that enables them to learn, reason, and make decisions. It powers virtual assistants, self-driving cars, and healthcare achievements. AI automates jobs, improves efficiency, and transforms industries such as banking, education, and robotics, influencing the future with data-driven, intelligent solutions that improve daily life and corporate processes. iabac.org
- 3. Categories of AI AI can be defined according to its capabilities and functionalities. These classifications help in understanding how AI works, its strengths, and limitations. Categorizing AI ensures its responsible and efficient application across various fields. iabac.org
- 4. AI Based on Capability Narrow AI (Weak AI): stands for AI built for specialized tasks, such as voice assistants or recommendation systems. General AI (Strong AI): AI that thinks and learns like a human. Super AI: A future AI that might be smarter than humans. iabac.org
- 5. iabac.org Narrow AI (Weak AI) Narrow AI is designed to perform specific tasks efficiently, such as voice assistants, recommendation systems, and chatbots. It is widely used in industries and considered safe since it lacks self-awareness the ability to make independent decisions.
- 6. General AI (Strong AI) General AI refers to machines that can accomplish any intellectual task capable of being performed by a human. Although still in study, advances in machine learning and neural networks are paving the way for future progress. If successful, it has the potential to change a variety of industries. iabac.org
- 7. iabac.org Super AI General AI refers to machines that can accomplish any intellectual task capable of being performed by a human. Although still in study, advances in machine learning and neural networks are paving the way for future progress. If successful, it has the potential to change a variety of industries.
- 8. AI Based on Functionality Reactive machines: Operate without memory and respond to specific input. Limited Memory: Use previous data to improve future answers. Theory of Mind: Gain an understanding of emotions and social relationships. Self-Aware AI: A hypothetical AI with self- consciousness and independent thinking. iabac.org
- 9. Examples of AI in Real Life Healthcare: AI-assisted diagnostics and medical predictions. Finance: Involves automated trading and fraud detection. Transportation: Self-driving vehicles and traffic management. iabac.org