What Is Artificial Intelligence
What Is Artificial Intelligence
What Is Artificial Intelligence
AI is an integrated field that draws on ideas and methods from many other
disciplines, including computational science, cognitive sciences, language studies,
neuroscience, psychology, and mathematics.
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It may offer information on matters about a specific skill set and body of
knowledge, which may relate to a different human being or, in the particular
instance of intelligence agents and locators, diplomatic information they had to
access. Additionally, it might offer details about social networks and personal
connections.
While AI can learn extremely fast, it lacks logical thinking and is, therefore, unable
to reason and challenge the facts to the same extent humans can.
There are certain machine learning skills that are currently in demand for the
artificial intelligence industry:
When the discussion of AI vs. humans comes into action, we look at a bright
coexisting future. The next generation will be raised in an era where human beings
and humanoids coexist, with humanoids functioning to assist humans.
Here are the top 5 online courses that can help individuals intrigued about artificial
intelligence progress in the field:
Before starting with machine learning, every individual should learn about the
most widely used ML algorithms and decision trees. This course has an intrinsic
curriculum that helps students learn to use decision trees from the basics to the
advanced levels. The course has interesting real-life projects and lessons
explaining the decision trees implementation in Python.
This free certification course is the perfect start for the machine learning journey.
The course comprises basics of ML, the introduction of Python to data science,
using tools like NumPy, sci-kit- learn and more, real-life, hands-on projects,
concepts of feature engineering and more. It is a short course that requires only 8-
10 hours per week.
A short and interesting free course designed for people who want to learn how to
implement machine learning and data science in their real-life monotonous
problems. The course majorly focuses on the use of classification. It includes a
practical problem that will be solved using classification and other approaches that
can be implemented in machine learning.
If an individual wants to learn about what is SVM? How to use SVM in machine
learning? Applications of SVM and more, this free course will answer many other
questions. The course design includes the basics of SVM and an understanding of
how to implement SVM in Python and R.
Checkout the course here!
Evaluation metrics form the core of various ML models. This course will perfectly
guide you on how to use evaluation metrics in machine learning, the ways to
enhance your models and several other concepts that would help you build
interesting models. The course also elaborates on the types of evaluation metrics
and evaluation using classification and other methods.
Conclusion
A. AI can only replace humans in repetitive and data-driven tasks. AI will always
need human intelligence to upgrade and enhance its codes and algorithms.
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Sa panayam nitong Martes ng GTV "Balita Ko," sinabi ni Police Executive Master
Sergeant Divina Rafael, hepe ng Antipolo City Police Women's and Children's Desk,
na nakausap niya ang inaakusahang guro na nanampal sa biktimang si Francis Jay
Gumikib.
Pumanaw nitong Lunes si Francis sa ospital, 11 araw matapos siyang isugod doon
makaraang dumaing ng pagkahilo.
Dinala sa ospital ang bata noong September 26, at kinalaunan ay binawian ng buhay.
Ayon kay Rafael, nagtungo siya sa eskuwelahan nitong Lunes, at nasa kustodiya
umano ng principal ang guro kung saan nakausap niya ito.
"Paliwanag po niya although yung kamay niya ay dumapo sa mukha ng bata, ang sabi
niya po hindi naman daw po malakas yung pangyayari," kuwento ni Rafael.
Ayon kay Rafael, desidido ang mga magulang ng biktima na magsampa ng reklamo
laban sa guro.
Sa hiwalay na ulat ng Super Radyo dzBB, sinabi naman umano ng principal ng
paaralan na itinanggi rin ng guro na sinampal niya ang biktima at sa halip ay "tinapik"
lang umano nito ang pisngi ng bata.
“As the Disciplining Authority, the Office of the Regional Director has issued an
Order designating a Fact-Finding Investigation Team and directing the committee to
conduct immediate, cautious, and comprehensive fact-finding investigation in
recognition of the right of both parties to be heard as part of due process,” ayon sa
inilabas nitong pahayag.
“We are saddened by the death of our dear learner and we express our deepest
condolences and prayers to the bereaved family. Rest assured that the Department
recognizes the best interests of our learners as primordial consideration,” dagdag nito.
--FRJ, GMA Integrated News
Slapped’ student died of brain
swelling, but expert says abuse
may be ruled out as cause of death
Cristina Chi - Philstar.com
October 5, 2023 | 12:40pm
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Parents accompany their children to Peñafrancia Elementary School in Antipolo on Tuesday.
Department of Education (DepEd) officials visited the said school for investigation following the
death of a Grade 5 student days after he was reportedly slapped by his teacher.
But further review is still needed to determine if the teacher’s slap led to the
student’s death as his symptoms are also “consistent with infection from
inflammation of the brain,” forensic expert Raquel Fortun said in an
interview with CNN Philippines.
Fortun pointed out that the death certificate did not contain an important
detail — the actual cause of the brain hemorrhage under "underlying cause
of death.”
The "manner of death" section was also left blank, which usually implies a
natural or disease-related cause, Fortun explained.
"How can you tell that was hemorrhage? We should conduct an autopsy
because in an autopsy, you get a three-dimensional examination. It's not
just imaging," Fortun said in a mix of English and Filipino.
Given that the student experienced ear pain, Fortun said that
meningoencephalitis — a rare and life-threatening condition where one has
meningitis and encephalitis at the same time — remains a possibility.
“What struck me is, initially, there was ear pain. It's speculative, but it's
common for ear infections to spread to the brain,” the forensic expert said.
With the death certificate also pointing to “presumptive pulmonary
tuberculosis,” Fortun said that this could also mean that the child may have
had tuberculous meningoencephalitis.
“How did they consider TB? What did the X-ray show?” Fortun said.
Gumikib’s parents have insisted that their child did not have any health
condition prior to his death.
Based on the account of her son, the 14-year-old was reportedly slapped
by his teacher after being scolded for the noise being made by his
classmates during a test.
“My son told me that after he was slapped, he temporarily went deaf from
the slap,” Minggoy said in Filipino.
Gumikib was hospitalized three days later and fell into a coma. He died on
Monday.
Antipolo City Mayor Jun Ynares said that "there were lapses in the school's
protocols” after it took two weeks for the school to report the incident to the
Department of Education Division of Antipolo and the city's police force,
according to his interview with “One Balita Pilipinas” on One PH on
Wednesday.
DepEd has implemented a zero-tolerance policy for all acts of child abuse,
exploitation, violence, discrimination bullying and other forms of abuse
since 2012.
Specifically, DepEd Order No. 40 or the Child Protection Policy forbids
teachers from using corporal punishment to discipline a student, which
refers to any disciplinary act involving "physical, humiliating, or degrading
punishment."