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Artificial Intelligence

In this blog, you will discover informative content on Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning algorithms, Neural Networks, computer vision, and many other disruptive AI technologies. This blog provides you practical examples and use-cases of AI from various industries like healthcare, fintech, and marketing etc. This blog also covers latest research and trends on AI, explores ethical considerations such as privacy and bias, and presents the information in an engaging and concise manner.

Top 10 Unusual but Brilliant Use Cases of Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Top 10 Unusual but Brilliant Use Cases of Artificial Intelligence (AI)

We usually talk about AI benefits in significant fields like finance, healthcare, business, and security. In today’s story, we’ll talk about AI’s unusual and weird uses that are less commonly discussed but still are of great significance.

Is Artificial Intelligence a myth?

Is Artificial Intelligence a myth?

The Artificial Intelligence (AI) is aimed to transfer human cognitive intelligence into machines. Simply put, we want machines to think like us

Top 5 AI achievements of 2019

Top 5 AI achievements of 2019

Since the conceptualization of Artificial Intelligence, a lot of work has been done in this field. Hundreds of laboratories worldwide are working on thousands of AI concepts. Let’s dig up and extract what miracles have occurred during year 2019.

How AI is helping a common person’s life

How AI is helping a common person’s life

Artificial Intelligence can be defined as a process of transferring human cognitive intelligence to computers. Though AI is difficult for a common man to understand but it has a big impact on everyone in society and a key role in progressive modern life.

Is Artificial Intelligence a threat to humans?

Is Artificial Intelligence a threat to humans?

Will AI be a threat to humanity? Will AI-based robots will take over the world? AI is a phenomenon not occurring naturally but it is built by humans. Machines are able to detect differential patterns swiftly and accurately, so where does humans stand?