IT314 Week2 Lecture1+2
IT314 Week2 Lecture1+2
Week -2
Credit Hours: 3 - 1
BS Software Engineering/ Computer Science
Engr. Hasib Shamshad
Lecture 1 &2 : AI – A brief introduction ,History of AI
AI Applications , Components of AI
Department of Computer Science & IT
Sarhad University of Science and Information Technology,
Peshawar
What is Intelligence?
The ability to learn and understand , to solve problems and
to make decisions
What is Artificial Intelligence?
The science and engineering of making intelligent machines.
It can also be defined as : AI is the development of computer systems that are
capable of performing tasks that normally require human intelligence, such as
decision making, object detection, solving complex problems and so on.
Artificial Intelligence is “making a machine that mimic human behavior”.
A brief History of AI
The evolution started from World War 2 when the first computer invented. Its first
objective was to break the German Communication. “Alan Turing” a computer
scientist contributed a major role to build this computer.
In 1950, in a conference Alan Turing published a paper and it’s title was “Can
Machine Think?”
Alan Turing proposed the Turing test which basically determines whether or not a
computer can intelligently think like a human beings. It was the first serious proposal
in the philosophy of Artificial intelligence.
1951 – Game AI
Christopher Strachey wrote a checkers program
Dietrich wrote program for chess
1956 – The birth of AI
The term “Artificial Intelligence” was first coined by John McCarthy in 1956 when he
held the first academic conference on the subject.
A brief History of AI (cont.)
1959 - First AI Laboratory
MIT AI Lab was first set up in 1959. The research on AI began.
1960 – General Motors Robot
First robot was introduced to General Motors assembly line
1961 – First Chatbot
The first AI chatbot called ELIZA was introduced
1997 – IBM Deep Blue
IBM’s Deep Blue beats the world champion Garry Kasparov in the game of chess
A brief History of AI (cont..)
2005 – DARPA Grand Challenge
Stanford Racing Team made an autonomous robotic car, Stanley wins the 2005 DARPA Grand
Challenge
2011 – IBM Watson
IBM’s question answering system named “Watson” defeated the two greatest jeopardy!
Champions, Brad Rutter and Ken jennings.
Themes of AI
The main advances over the past sixty years have been
advances in Searching Algorithms, Machine Learning
Algorithms and Integrating Statistical Analysis into
understanding the world at large.
What we want?
We want to make such a machine that
Behave like human
Think like human
Work like human
In short, we want to make an intelligent system
Because, our whole future is based on intelligent machine.
AI Applications
1. Google Assistant and Siri:
2. Smart Car- Tesla
3. YouTube watch Recommendations
4. Computer Vision
5. Face Recognition
6. Image Processing
7. Virtual Reality
and Many more.
Thought Question
What are inside Human Behavior that a machine should
adopt?
Basic components of AI
Reasoning
Learning
Problem Solving
Perception
Language-understanding