Artificial intelligence opportunities for practitioners and specialists
Artificial intelligence technologies have been developing for decades, but only in the last few years have neural networks "smartened up" to a level that allows them to be used as assistants or even to replace human labor. At the moment, AI systems can be useful in almost all areas of human activity, where data processing is concerned, and with a competent approach, neural networks can help in solving creative tasks. Knowing what AI is capable of today and what its potential is, it is possible to find a way to use it to solve certain work tasks.
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Machine learning specialist Igor Kotenkov explained what artificial intelligence is at the moment, how neural networks learn, whether you should trust them, and how you can use AI capabilities to optimize business processes.
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- Intelligence or algorithm?
- Are neural networks wrong?
- How to start putting AI to work today
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