Building Blocks of AI: A Quick Dive https://lnkd.in/d35yXRnM AI isn’t magic—it’s built on a solid foundation of core principles and technologies. This video breaks down the key building blocks of AI, from data and algorithms to training models and inference. 🔹 Data – The fuel that powers AI. High-quality, diverse datasets lead to better predictions. 🔹 Algorithms – The brains behind AI. From decision trees to deep learning, these determine how AI learns. 🔹 Computing Power – AI thrives on powerful GPUs and TPUs to process vast amounts of data efficiently. 🔹 Model Training – Teaching AI by feeding it labeled data to recognize patterns. 🔹 Inference – Once trained, the AI makes real-world predictions and decisions. Understanding these fundamentals helps us see AI not as a black box but as a powerful tool shaping industries. 💡 What’s your take on the most critical AI building block? Let’s discuss! 👇 hashtag#ArtificialIntelligence hashtag#MachineLearning hashtag#AI hashtag#Tech hashtag#DataScience
Dear Rahul Jain ,
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Shafagat
Dear Rahul Jain,
in general, I would consider such AI building blocks to be the most important functional AI components that enable the realization of human cognition.
See my figures on this:
Fig. 4: Logical model of human cognition – i.e. the process of information processing in the human brain
Fig. 5: Logical model of Distributed CAC (Context-Aware Computing) in the IIoT – illustrates thereplication of human cognition using distributed information processing
at the address
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/380376116_Intelligent_IoT_-_Replicating_human_cognition_in_the_Internet_of_Things
Best regards
Anatol Badach
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