Francis Ivan C.

Barcelona ME: Elective 1

BSME – 5 2/24/2022

How do you program an AI?

The most critical questions to ask are "what are you attempting to solve for?" and "what are you
attempting to solve for?" ", "What are you hoping to achieve?" "However, we must keep reminding
ourselves that AI is not a panacea in and of itself. It's a tool, not a full-fledged solution. With AI, we may
address a variety of problems using a variety of methodologies. We must first examine the data.
Structured and unstructured data are the two types of data. Structured data follows a set of rules to
ensure uniformity in processing and to make analytics easier. Everything else is unstructured data. It is
at the at least necessary to comprehend the several popular forms of algorithms, which are also reliant
on the type of learning that you select. After we've chosen the methods, we'll need to train the model
by feeding it data. The correctness of the model is a crucial stage in this process. While there are no
universally acknowledged or internationalized thresholds, establishing model correctness within your
selection framework is critical. We must retrain the model as it is inevitable that the models may require
some fine-tuning. Setting a minimum acceptable threshold and exercising tremendous statistical
discipline is critical.

What makes it easy or difficult?

While developing an AI software may not be difficult, organizations will want a large amount of high-
quality data to train the algorithm. That is a difficulty as well as an opportunity.

It's an opportunity since enormous amounts of data can be used to train and increase AI algorithms'
ability to perform tasks more efficiently. For example, an algorithm may learn about anomalies in
millions of medical scans of the human brain and detect them automatically in subsequent images.
However, the problem is to ensure that individuals are happy with accessing such data, with the caveat
that making the data anonymous is frequently useful.

What makes it intelligent?

Machines may learn from their experiences, adapt to new inputs, and execute human-like jobs thanks to
artificial intelligence (AI). Most AI examples you hear about today rely largely on deep learning and
natural language processing, from chess-playing computers to self-driving cars. By processing massive
volumes of data and finding patterns in the data, computers may be trained to perform specific jobs
using these technologies.AI is made from vast amounts of natural resources, fuel, and human labor. It's
also not intelligent in the sense of human intelligence. It can't tell what's what without a lot of human
training, and it uses an entirely different statistical logic to make sense of things.

How do you check if it is working properly?

The goal of machine learning systems is for them to learn on their own without having to be explicitly
programmed. This necessitates a continuous stream of data being given into the system, which is a far
more dynamic approach than traditional testing. Good data is essential for successful AI testing. Your
team should scrub, clean, and validate your data before testing artificial intelligence algorithms.