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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Artificial intelligence technologies include NLG Natural Language Generation, which is able to read and write, and automatic learning (ML Machine Learning).

At its simplest form, AI can be defined as a scientific field that combines computer science and datasets with the goal of solving specific problems, favoring decision-making and replicating the capabilities of the human mind and body.

Currently, the most advanced Artificial Intelligence tools also benefit from several latest-generation technologies such as Machine Learning, a sub-field of AI, and Deep Learning, a sub-field of Machine Learning.

By acquiring Artificial intelligence tools, companies can efficiently simulate human intelligence in machines that have been preemptively programmed to think and act like humans in specific contexts, displaying abilities in terms of problem-solving and learning. The main goals of Artificial intelligence thus include learning, reasoning, and perception. These tools are usually single task-oriented (in the case of Weak AI) or capable of carrying on highly complex tasks (in the case of Strong AI).

It’s also important to point out how algorithms can play a crucial role in the AI structure, both in their simplest and more articulate form.