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1. What is Artificial Intelligence (AI) _ "2. Introduction to AI algorithms"

Updated: Oct 16



Artificial Intelligence (AI)

  • Information processing systems can be analogous to human decision-making and problem-solving abilities.


 

Generative AI

  • Algorithms that can create high-quality text, image, audio and synthetic data content


  • Key tool: Deep learning

    Deep learning with neural networks enables programs to recognize patterns, weigh options, and reach conclusions


  • Common Models

    Generative adversarial networks (GANs)

    Diffusion Models

    Variational autoencoders (VAEs)

    Large language models (LLMs)


 

Traditional AI

  • Analyze historical data to make future value predictions and decisions


  • Key tool: Machine learning

  • Use statistical algorithms to "process data", "make predictions", and "optimize over multiple iterations"


  • (Supervision) Common Models

    - Support Vector Machine

    - Decision Tree

    - Random Forest

    - Logical regression

    - Simple Neural Network


  • ( Non-supervisory ) Common Models

    - Data Clustering

    - Data Correlation

    - Dimensionality reduction

    - Simple Neural Network


 


Modality and Use Cases


  • Voice User Interface

    Voice is a natural and intuitive interface for conversation.


  • Large Multimodal Models

    Utilize more perceptual input modalities to better understand the world.


  • Video and 3D

    Generate content to provide richer and more realistic experiences.


Capabilities and Key Performance Indicators (KPI)


  • Longer Context Window

    Allows for deeper conversations.


  • Personalization

    Customized fine-tuning models for consumers, businesses, or industries (e.g., LoRA).


  • Higher Resolution

    Process higher fidelity images to improve accuracy.


Intelligent Agents

Autonomously execute multi-step tasks and reason to achieve goals.

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