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who thinks that robots will take everybodys job

Not everyones, because we still need humans for many things. Like we would still need people to develop the AI itself.

Yes, I think so, but it would require a lot of data trawling and you would need a _load_ of memory on your computer.

If AI doesn't always get things correct and it messes up often, why can it be used in the medical industry and other professional areas where there cannot be mistakes?

Hi Ava! AI used in the medical industry most likely uses deep reinforcement learning, which is learning by being set in a place and learning, failing until you get it right. -Ryder

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How AI Works

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You've probably heard about artificial intelligence, also known as AI. But how does AI work, and what are some of the possibilities and implications of AI? In this video, you'll get a taste of how AI works and some of the ways that it can impact our lives.

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Video transcript

AI is the most transformative technology  of our time. From precision agriculture to precision medicine, from personalized  e-commerce to personalized education, and from connected cars to connected homes, it's likely you're already experiencing many of the everyday applications of AI in your life. In this video series, you'll learn  how AI works, and why it matters. You'll see how with AI, we can use data  to train computers on just about anything. You'll explore how we can use AI to  simulate neural networks, in order to learn, and how AI enables computers  to recognize objects too. And importantly, you'll learn about  the broad societal impacts of AI, and how to guard against unintended consequences. It's inspiring to see what AI can do in the  hands of change makers who harness it to address society's most pressing challenges. At the same time, we must ensure we build AI responsibly, taking a principled approach and  asking the difficult questions: like not what computers CAN do,  but what computers SHOULD do. I'm excited to see what each of  you will dream and invent with AI, and how you will apply this powerful technology  to build the world that we all want to live in. I hope you enjoy this course!  Thank you all very much!