Top 5 Things Everyone in Tech Should Understand About AI | AI for Beginners Explained

In this video, we explore the top 5 things everyone in tech should understand about AI, providing a solid foundation for beginners. We start by delving into AI's fascinating history and then discuss the key aspects of AI: its diversity, limitations, data requirements, collaborative nature, and ongoing evolution. Real-world examples of machine learning, deep learning, NLP, and computer vision are provided to illustrate AI's applications. By the end of this video, you'll have a solid understanding of AI's fundamentals, empowering you to navigate the AI landscape and harness its potential responsibly and ethically. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more content on AI and the latest tech trends!

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[AdvantestInc]

Fantastic job explaining the relationship between deep learning and neural networks! It’s crucial for understanding AI's potential and limitations.

[francesdobbins]

Can you make a video on Deep Learning and Machine Learning? There two concepts are confusing to me? Thank you, Tiff.

[HybridStrength]

I would absolutely love if you made a video covering ML. AWS just came out with 2 two new certifications which are the AI Practitioner and ML associate and I’m studying for the AI while going to school for Data Science. I need all the knowledge haha!

[Nitin-woxp]

Have a nice day tiff 😊keep progressing 🎉

[megabaneen]

EXcellent short and to the point this is why i subscribed

[B_knows_A_R_D-xhlo]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊Tiff on facts 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[Zaidali]

What skills are best in Ai and Ml for someone who don't know mathematics 😊

[santoshparvatikar]

AI is not as hyped out as it made to be. It just applies 'feedback' mechanism (similar to electronics) to a deep relationship between mathematics and statistics to 'generate' or 'regenerate' new stuff. Of course, I'm not an expert on these two subjects, so I can't get into details, but that's the high level view.

[h.c]

The "imitation game" starring Benedict Cumberbatch (2015) covers Turin's journey to crack the Enigma code during WW2.

This guy is not only a math genius but a war hero. Sad about what happened to this guy.

Tiff@ if you haven't seen it watch it. It's autobiographical it might help you on your AI learning journey. There's also a Turin' lectures over on YouTube.

[snuwan]

It's generative Ai that is an evolution of Ai is what is making all these changes

[nature_nd]

I would love to know how AI has evolved in creating code.

[UnixGuy]

Hi Tiff, I tried to email you via the email in your bio but it bounced back :) Have a cool proposal for you!

[ProGamER__]

Is sql + python great combo to go with ?

[itsjustme]

“AI isn’t perfect” neither are humans.

[nilesoien]

OK, here's a hypothesis : Artificial Intelligence is a terrible, over hyped name for what this is. It's really statistics (albiet statistics with a ton of syntactic gloss). That can initially look like intelligence, and in the hype-hype Silicon Valley world of venture capital, that appearance is going to be exploited as much as possible, so the statistics are going to be marketed as intelligence. But occasionally statistics will throw out an outlier, like telling you how many rocks to eat a day (that happened). At that point the facade collapses. To be clear, I'm asking, not telling. If anyone wants to reply and tell me what they think of this hypothesis, I'd be interested.

[witbawilliam]

Good day please I have a problem installing flask-sqlalchemy of you may help me and i wish you be my mentor

[sergebureau]

Blah blah blah, humans are much more flawed