Shadowing-Übung: What is AI? - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video
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What is AI?
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You've probably heard a lot about artificial intelligence or AI in the last few years.
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News and social media has been flooded with stories
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and reports about AI and there's been a global conversation about the balance between risks and supporting innovation.
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But once we sweep away some of the complicated words, cliched imagery and science fiction, what is artificial intelligence?
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The term artificial intelligence can mean a lot of things and there is no single definition that is suitable for every scenario.
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But one widely accepted meaning is that AI systems are machines
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that perform tasks that normally require human intelligence and often learn from and use data to do those tasks.
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The idea of AI has been around for a long time.
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Discussions around artificial intelligence began in the 1940s and 1950s with the advent of computers
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and had already entered homes by the end of the 20th century with the AI systems inside automated vacuum cleaners.
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AI systems follow the rules of an algorithm or a method of data analysis called machine learning to make predictions and decisions.
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These systems are often used to do tasks that are traditionally thought of as requiring humans.
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So, what are the different types of artificial intelligence?
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Here are a few examples.
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Narrow AI is the type of AI that has been around the longest.
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It is an artificial intelligence system that has been developed or trained to do one specific task.
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For example, a fraud detection tool might be trained to look for patterns in a set of financial transactions
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and flag the need for investigations.
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General purpose AI involves using large quantities of data to train a system to perform a wide range of tasks.
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These AI systems can be used to generate content, translate languages or answer queries.
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They are often referred to as foundation models
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because they can provide a base system upon which more specific AI applications can be built.
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You may also have heard of the term Artificial General Intelligence or AGI.
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This is an idea that computers will soon be able to achieve general intelligence and autonomy, but this is still, as yet, very much theoretical.
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Has your council started discussions about an AI strategy?
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What existing processes in your council could benefit from AI support?
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What training or guidance might you and your team need to work effectively with AI?
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Watch more of our AI Unpack series to explore answers to some of the most common questions about AI.
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These videos explain some of the terms and concepts to help you understand how you and your organisation
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might respond to the opportunities and challenges the AI brings.
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