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Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems By: Kate Festa

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Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems

By: Kate Festa

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How is AI really used?

How can we benefit both today and in the future?

What are the Strengths and Weaknesses?

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Let’s go!

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What is Artificial Intelligence?

Simple enough?

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Rosie can…

Walk

TalkCare for children

Clean

Think independently

Use emotion (relatively)

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We have ourselves a conundrum…

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"The aim of Artificial Intelligence is to create intelligent machines and through this, to understand the

principles of intelligence. At the moment, we can settle for creating less stupid machines.”

-John L. Gordon

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“Artificial intelligence is that attempt to make computers do what they do in movies”

-Astro Teller

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Two Distinct Ideas

1. Using computers to simulate human mental processes

2. Using computers to think

independently of the way people think

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So what’s an expert system anyway?

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Applications

Medicine

Chemistry

GeologyMeteorology

Computer Systems

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1. Do not require common sense to solve

2. Are generally well understood

3. Can be described objectively

4. Human expertise is often scarce

5. Expertise is needed in a variety of locations

6. There are considerable advantages in reaching an overall answer quickly

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An analogy

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The Knowledge Base: The Library

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The Knowledge Engineer: The Real Brain

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The Interference Engine: The Logic

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Human Interference: The Necessity

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Decision Support

Don’t trust a machine to make a full decision?

Can’t remember everything and need a little help?

Want to be reminded of situations to consider?

…decision support is for you!

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Decision Making

Are you unfamiliar with a particular area?

Don’t want to hire a real expert?

Don’t want an industrial disaster?

…a decision making system is for you!

Have smaller decisions to make?

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Human or Expert System??

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IF the infection is a primary bacteremia

AND the site of the culture is a sterile site

AND the suspected portal of entry is the gastrointestinal tract

THEN there is suggestive evidence (.7) that the infection is bacterioid

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Advantages

Permanent expertiseExpertise easily reproduced

Consistent Results

Can hold significant amounts of information

Inexpensive

Consider transactions that humans overlook

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Disadvantages

Lack of human common sense

Difficult to promote creative responses

Cannot explain logic

No response

Lack of flexibility

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People and Machines

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Reliability

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Thanks for listening : )