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INTELLIGENCE
Presentation By:
Tripti Negi
Priyanka
Kapil gogia
Gurpeet Singh
Introduction
Y 1958
LISP developed by a team led by John McCarthy. LISP was the first non-procedural
programming language which is still used for programming AI
1966
John Weizenbaum wrote a program called "Eliza". The program was like a therapist and asked
questions of patients.
1969
Stanford University built a robot called "Shakey" which could recognise shapes and colours
and navigate a path through coloured blocks
1970s
The first expert systems appeared
1997
Super computer "Deep Blue" defeated world champion chess player Gary Kasparov
1997
First time AI system controlled a space craft "Deep Space II"
late 1990s
web bots and crawlers developed to give information to search engines for internet
Present
programmers are still trying to develop a computer which can successfully pass The
Turing Test
mportant people in the early study of Ai
Alan Turing
Father of modern computer science
The first computer, built in 1943, was
"Colossus"
John McCarthy
-Professor of computer science at Stanford
university
-Coined the term Artificial Intelligence in
1955
-His research area has been the
WHAT IS
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE?
VISION LEARNIN
SYSTEM G
S SYSTEMS
ROBOTICS
EXPERT
SYSTEMS
NEURAL
NATURAL NETWORKS
LANGUAGE
PROCESSING
The difference between Natural and Artificial
Intelligence
ARTIFICIAL
INTELIGENCE
In the next 10 years technologies in narrow fields such
as speech recognition will continue to improve and will
reach human levels.
We will recreate some parts of the human (animal)
brain in silicon. There are two major projects aiming
for human brain simulation, CCortex and IBM Blue
Brain.
AI will be able to communicate with humans in
structured English using text or voice, navigate in an
prepared environment and will have some
Impact of
Artificial intelligence