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Basically, artificial intelligence has been developed to replicate human intelligence—the aim is to emulate the human brain, make informed human decisions & predict outcomes, based on data.
So, if AI is patterned on the human brain, why do we need it, why can’t we simply employ humans to do the tasks? The reason is that many decisions, responses & reactions in business, health, education & many other fields, rely on very large sets of data or information, which is far easier for a machine to “memorize” than it is for a human. That being said, the reactions & capabilities of AI are not, at least at this point in time, human-like. AI is still in its infancy but machine learning, natural language processing & other subsets of AI are producing phenomenal results.
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