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Age of AI: Everything you need to know about artificial intelligence





AI is appearing in seemingly every corner of modern life, from music and media to business and productivity, even dating. There’s so much it can be hard to keep up — so read on to find out everything from the latest big developments to the terms and companies you need to know in order to stay current in this fast-moving field.


To begin with, let’s just make sure we’re all on the same page: what is AI?
Artificial intelligence, also called machine learning, is a kind of software system based on neural networks, a technique that was actually pioneered decades ago but very recently has blossomed thanks to powerful new computing resources. AI has enabled effective voice and image recognition, as well as the ability to generate synthetic imagery and speech. And researchers are hard at work making it possible for an AI to browse the web, book tickets, tweak recipes, and more.

Oh, but if you’re worried about a Matrix-type rise of the machines — don’t be. We’ll talk about that later!
Our guide to AI has three main parts, each of which we update regularly and can be read in any order:By the end of this article you’ll be about as up to date as anyone can hope to be these days. We will also be updating and expanding it as we press further into the age of AI.






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