Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence

Since at least the first century BC, humans have been studying the creation of machines capable of imitating humans in all their activity. The term "artificial intelligence" was coined more recently, in 1955 by John McCarthy. In 1956, John McCarthy and his collaborators organized a conference called “Dartmouth Summer Research Project on Artificial Intelligence” which gave birth to machine learning, deep learning, predictive analytics, and, more recently, prescriptive analytics. A new field of study has also emerged: data science.

AI is present in our daily lives. It is, for example, used by the fraud detection services of financial institutions, for forecasting purchase intentions and in interactions with online customer services.