Can Machines Think?

Can machines think?

Hello Community! As this is my first post, I would like to introduce myself. I'm Shailja, my team and I work on Cognite Learn where you can find Cognite's  e-learning courses and live virtual training sessions. Cognite allows me to continue my passion for cinematography and editing, and I genuinely love what I do. 

Today, I’d like to introduce you to our digital upskilling offering. With the help of our learning paths and bite-sized courses, you can learn about technologies that enable digital transformation. One of the topics you can explore is artificial intelligence (AI). Understanding how AI works in our daily lives would benefit all of you.

The buzz around artificial intelligence began in 1950, followed by deep learning. Until the late 1970s, it was a part of AI’s evolution. Then, it branched off to evolve on its own.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) allows machines to learn from their mistakes, adapt to new inputs, and execute tasks like humans. From chess-playing computers to self-driving cars, deep learning and natural language processing are used extensively in AI.

Deep learning is a kind of machine learning in which artificial neural networks, or algorithms inspired by the human brain, learn from vast amounts of data. The deep learning algorithm would do a task repeatedly, modifying it slightly each time to better the output, similar to humans learning from experience.

Learn more on Cognite Learn:

If you want to learn more about Artificial Intelligence and deep learning, and challenges connected to AI, then take a look at our course created for anyone interested in learning about the basic concepts of Artificial Intelligence.

If you complete all courses in the Introduction to Enabling Technologies learning path and pass an assessment, you’ll gain a certificate!

So, what are your thoughts on AI? Have you used artificial intelligence (AI) in your daily tasks lately? Please leave your opinions in the comments section below. Can’t wait to hear from you.😃