Ask INDIAai: Who is the father of Artificial Intelligence? – INDIAai

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What distinguishes Artificial Intelligence from Human Intelligence? - Krithik Sai, Mangalore.

Artificial Intelligence tries to make computers that can act and do things like humans, while Human Intelligence tries to make people more adaptable by combining different ways of thinking. The human brain is analogue, while machines are digital.

Artificial intelligence is based on human insights that we can figure out in a way that machines can do tasks easily, from the most basic to the most complicated. On the other hand, manufactured insights aim to learn, solve problems, think, and see. Furthermore, human intelligence and behaviour come from what people have done in the past. And it's all based on people's ability to change their surroundings with their knowledge.

Who is the father of Artificial Intelligence? - Mangalam Krishnan, Trichy.

Researchers have used the phrase "artificial intelligence" and its associated technology for a long time. This technology has been around for a lot longer than you might think.

Here are some crucial events in the history of AI.

What advantages do conversational AI chatbots have for FinTech companies? - Suratkumar, Banaras

Fintech companies need AI-powered chatbots to keep customers interested and make them feel heard and valued. It improves the overall customer experience even more, which leads to a significant increase in sales and income. On the other hand, chatbots are always on and give precise answers to customers' questions. Fintech chatbots can help people make decisions quickly and provide unbiased financial advice. They have access to such information, including details about how markets work and how liquid money is. So, chatbots in fintech have the following benefits in addition to being able to solve customer problems quickly:

Do directors choose the actors who most closely resemble the historical characters in movies based on actual events using AI, computer vision, etc.? - Harini Nagaraj, Chennai.

Not at all. First and foremost, the director's purpose is to tell a compelling story, which frequently necessitates some factual embellishment (or a lot). Much less important than casting a talented actor or, in some cases, an established star in the role is a resemblance to the actual person. If the individual is well-known, makeup can enhance the similarity.

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