Artificial intelligence is one of the branches of computer science, and one of the main pillars on which the technology industry is based in the current era, and the term artificial intelligence can be defined as the ability of digital machines and computers to carry out specific tasks that simulate and resemble those performed by intelligent beings. Such as the ability to think or learn from previous experiences or other processes that require mental operations, and artificial intelligence aims to reach systems that have intelligence and act in the way humans behave in terms of learning and understanding, so that these systems provide their users with various services of education and guidance. Interaction, etc.
The history of artificial intelligence
The date of the emergence of the term artificial intelligence goes back to the fifties of the twentieth century, specifically in the 1950's when the scientist Alan Turing introduced what is known as the Turing test, which means assessing the intelligence of a computer, and classifying it as intelligent if it is able to simulate the human mind.
The concept of artificial intelligence was officially announced in 1956 at the University of Dartmouth, but it has not made any progress for nearly twenty years, and this may be due to the limited computing capabilities that were available at the time.
In 1979 the Stanford vehicle was built, which was the first computer-driven vehicle, and in 1997 the first computer was able to outwit a human competitor in the game of chess, and the pace of acceleration in the science of artificial intelligence began at the beginning of the twenty-first century until interactive robots became available in Shops, but it went beyond that to become a robot that interacts with different emotions through facial expressions, and other robots that have become difficult tasks such as the Nomad robot, which carries out the task of searching and exploring remote places in Antarctica, and determines the location of meteors in the region.
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