Artificial Intelligence By Example

Summary

Presently, artificial intelligence is predominantly a branch of applied mathematics, not of neurosciences. You must master the basics of linear algebra and probabilities. That's a difficult task for a developer used to intuitive creativity. With that knowledge, you will see that humans cannot rival with machines that have CPU and mathematical functions. You will also understand that machines, contrary to the hype around you, don't have emotions although we can represent them to a scary point (See Chapter 16, Improve the Emotional Intelligence Deficiencies of Chatbots, and Chapter 17, Quantum Computers That Think) in chatbots.

That being said, a multi-dimensional approach is a requisite in an AI/ML/DL project—first talk and write about ...