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Artificial intelligence also popularly known as AI has become very popular. Artificial Intelligence is all about getting computers or computer-based robots to learn human behavior with the sole aim of simulating human behavior to be able to perform activities that humans would have ordinarily engaged in. Artificial intelligence seeks to simulate computer and computer operated devices to be able to learn and acquire knowledge. Once such devices and computers have to acquire knowledge, should be able to reason by making relevant conclusions on current issues at hand. Over the course of the research, AI has continued to have certain problems despite the level of progress been made. The following are the problems being faced by AI. • Knowledge • Reasoning • Problem-solving • Perception • Learning • Planning • Ability to manipulate and move objects To reason is to attract derivations suitable to the circumstance. Derivations are named either deductive or inductive. A case of the previous is, "Fred must be in either the exhibition hall or the bistro. He isn't in the bistro; consequently, he is in the exhibition hall," and of the last mentioned, "Past mishaps of this sort were brought about by instrument disappointment; subsequently this mishap was brought about by instrument disappointment." The most critical contrast between these types of thinking is that in the deductive case reality of the premises ensures the reality of the end, while in the inductive case reality of the reason loans backing to the end without giving supreme confirmation. Inductive thinking is regular in science, where information is gathered and speculative models are created to depict and anticipate future conduct-until the presence of peculiar information powers the model to be changed. Over the years there have been several attempts to program computers to be able to make the necessary inference, truth be told 'reasoning' is not just making an inference, but making the right inference. Problem-solving, especially in man-made brainpower, might be portrayed as a methodical inquiry through a scope of potential activities so as to achieve some predefined objective or arrangement. Problem-solving strategies separate into special purpose and general purpose. A special-purpose technique is customized for a specific problem and regularly misuses quite certain highlights of the circumstance in which the problem is implanted. Conversely, a general-purpose technique is pertinent to a wide assortment of problems. One general-purpose method utilized in AI is implying end examination-a well ordered, or steady, decrease of the distinction between the present state and the last objective. Despite the AI problem's, significant improvement has been made when it comes to Artificial Intelligence. Major instances of AI includes, self-driving vehicles, (for example, self-driving cars), medicinal analysis, making moves, (for example, Chess or Go), online assistant, (for example, Google search), online collaborators, (for example, Siri), picture acknowledgment in photos, spam sifting, foreseeing flight delays, forecast of legal choices and focusing on online notices.

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Pharmig News #74, 2019

During the course of 2018, Pharmig initiated the first in-depth review of its members’ views and thoughts for several years. This was the first survey to be completely digital, taking advantage of the Survey Monkey application. Details about the survey were sent by the Pharmig email group mail, detailed in the magazine, and posted across Pharmig’s social media channels on Linked, Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. In total, 90 people responded, and response rate was close to 100% - meaning that nearly every person who started the survey took the time to answer each question. The survey was not always a simple ‘yes’ or ‘no’, we asked for comments at various stages and some valuable insights were received. The survey came out of Pharmig’s strategy review, which began in 2017. Since it was formed in 1991 Pharmig has evolved and the pharmaceutical industry has changed, both in terms of the way businesses is conducted and where in the world pharmaceutical and healthcare products are developed and manufactured. The membership survey plays a key part in how Pharmig will develop for the future, both internally in producing products and services that members want, and externally, in relation to meeting the challenges that the changing pharmaceutical market presents.