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  • Artificial intelligence in video games
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    Artificial intelligence in video games

    Gaming has become a global industry making billions. Video games as an industry sometimes overtakes Hollywood, both in spending and in profits. The most fascinating area of advancing tech in gaming is Artificial Intelligence (AI) (you may be interested to “A brief history of AI“) Most video games as racing games, shooting games and strategy games have various elements that…

  • Artificial Intelligence: Computer Vision
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    Artificial Intelligence: Computer Vision

    The technological revolution continues to surprise us day after day! Today, one can give “eyes and a brain” to a computer. This concept is known today as Cognitive Computing. Indeed, computers might not possess cognitive abilities, but they are capable of executing operations which completely rely on human perceptions. It’s always possible to use the power of automation: from handwriting…

  • AI is the New Black
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    AI is the New Black

    Do you remember when Orange was the New Black? Now AI is everywhere. Every article has AI in the title, every product is powered by AI, every solution is based on an artificial intelligence capability, every friend, collegue, partner, customer talk about AI. AI is not new, I had the pleasure of studying Artificial Intelligence and Expert System at the…

  • A brief history of AI
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    A brief history of AI

    Artificial Intelligence is not just about algorithms or machines that calculate faster than humans. At its core, AI attempts to capture something far more subtle: the intuitive process by which the mind selects meaning from overwhelming complexity. From ancient myths of intelligent artifacts to modern computational systems, the history of AI reflects a long human effort to understand intelligence by…

  • A brief history of AI

    ByMario Noioso

    Artificial Intelligence is not just about algorithms or machines that calculate faster than humans. At its core, AI attempts to capture something far more subtle: the intuitive process by which the mind selects meaning from overwhelming complexity. From ancient myths of intelligent artifacts to modern computational systems, the history of AI reflects a long human effort to understand intelligence by trying to build it.

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