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Chapter 5.

Artificial
Intelligence

Lecturer: MA Lam Hong Thanh


Email: [email protected]
NEWICT:

Artificial Intelligence
MA Lam Hong Thanh
[email protected]
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CONTENTS
• AI Is Not a New Idea
• The AI Renaissance
• Open Source AI Software
• Machine learning, deep learning, neural networks
• The Overall Field of AI Today
• The Economic and Social Impacts of AI
• The Battle for AI Talent
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Brain storming…
• A branch of computer science that is concerned with the automation of
intelligent behavior. (Luger)
• But, a more fundamental problem…
What is “intelligence”?
Can intelligence be inferred from observable behavior, or does it require
evidence of a particular internal mechanism?
Can intelligence be measured?
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Brain storming…
• WHAT IS INTELLIGENCE?

It is difficult to define, but could be observed in the real world


• Observe behaviors of the humans: solve problems, use tools,
cooperate, communicate, recognize voices/objects, think logically,
learn things, be adapted to environments, create art works, invent
things…
• Observe behaviors of the other creatures
• Observe mechanisms of the world (non-creatures)
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AI is not a new idea


IBM Deep Blue, 11 May 1997
defeat world champion of chess

IBM Watson: Question Answering Feb 2011


defeat human champion
natural language processing, information retrieval

Apple Siri (Google voice), since 2011


Speech recognition, natural language processing

Google automatic driver, 9 May 2012


sensor, classification, planning
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AI is not a new idea


Artificial Intelligence: At its simplest form, artificial intelligence is a field, which combines
computer science and robust datasets, to build systems that are intelligent and can simulate
human intelligence.
Weak AI:
 Artificial intelligence is the study of systems that act in a way that to any observer would
appear to be intelligent.
Strong AI:
 Artificial intelligence involves using methods based on the intelligence behavior of
humans and other animals to solve complex problems.
 Try to mimic humans or living organisms
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AI is not a new idea


• Traditional Computer Science: logical-based, scientists are trained to think
about algorithms, which are a sequential steps to solve some problems, then turn
it into a language that computer can understand.
• Example: data management, network connection, searching, etc…
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_N2iIB_bLXA
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The AI Renaissance
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Machine learning, deep learning, neural networks


• AI can be done by: Machine Learning (ML), Deep
Learning (DL), etc…
• ML: is about finding knowledge within data. It is a
subset of AI, which allows machines to learn from
data they’ve used in the past and experiences—with
zero specific programming
• DL: is a specific class of Machine Learning
algorithms which are using complex neural
networks.
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Open source AI software


Contributors would make their source code (for core underlying technical
capabilities) freely available to the broader community of scientists and
developers
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The Overall Field of AI Today


E-BUSINESS
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The Economic and Social Impacts of AI


• Customer Services: classification, recommendation engines, Chatbot
• IT and Security: facial recognition, fingerprint scanners, generating
complex password for protection
• Sales: predicts potential prospects, get the right ads to the right people, fix
prices
• Business Operations: automating workloads, preventing outages,
analyzing data for business insight
• Human Resources: streamline onboard process, employee self-service
portals
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The Economic and Social Impacts of AI

• How to harness AI for social,


economic, and environmental
good.
• What’s possible in improving
human life and the health of
the planet with AI.
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KEY CHALLENGES
E-BUSINESS
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KEY CHALLENGES
E-BUSINESS

Source: Hyder et al, 2019


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The Battle for AI Talent

E-BUSINESS
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The Battle for AI Talent


• Companies are paying high prices to acquire data scientists.
E-BUSINESS
• Job titles related to data science, most are unskilled at machine learning and
AI
• In addition to data scientists, companies will also increasingly need individuals
whom McKinsey calls “translators.
=> there is a clear path forward for organizations that realize the
inevitability of an AI-powered future and the need to start building AI
capabilities now
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CONCLUSION

E-BUSINESS
New technology or software doesn’t instantly provide ROI.
You must develop a change management strategy that
focuses on those end-users that will be using these
technologies, ultimately driving adoption of these new
applications.
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CASE STUDY
Baidu Inc
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PRACTICAL
Practical with Scratch 3.0 online
Building a machine learning application Smart Classroom

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