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The document provides an introduction to Artificial Intelligence (AI), covering its definition, history, and key branches such as machine learning and natural language processing. It highlights real-life applications like recommendation systems and voice assistants, as well as challenges including bias and data privacy. Understanding AI involves exploring its subfields and critically assessing ethical implications.

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The document provides an introduction to Artificial Intelligence (AI), covering its definition, history, and key branches such as machine learning and natural language processing. It highlights real-life applications like recommendation systems and voice assistants, as well as challenges including bias and data privacy. Understanding AI involves exploring its subfields and critically assessing ethical implications.

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Class Note 1: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence

- Definition and history of AI

- Branches: machine learning, natural language processing, robotics

- Applications in real life: recommendation systems, voice assistants

- Key challenges: bias, data privacy, ethics

AI has become an integral part of modern technology. From automating tasks to making intelligent

decisions, AI systems leverage vast datasets and algorithms to simulate human-like intelligence.

The historical journey of AI begins in the 1950s and has evolved through periods of innovation and

setbacks.

Understanding AI requires diving into subfields like supervised and unsupervised learning, computer

vision, and reinforcement learning. It is also essential to critically evaluate the ethical implications

and challenges related to fairness and transparency.

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