Deep Learning AI – A Sneak Peek

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  Kushagra Gupta
• Oct, 04 2018 at 11:00 AM

Deep Learning AI is in the spotlight while researchers explore how a machine could replace humans for redundant tasks. Meanwhile, software programs are evolving around Machine Learning skills. Consequently, machines use the experience to adapt and acquire new skills without human involvement.

What is Deep Learning AI and How it Works?

Deep Learning AI is an integral part of Machine Learning. Because it uses artificial neural networks and algorithms (based on the human brain) to learn from massive data. The algorithm allows the Machine Learning program to tweak itself every time it performs a task. Thereby, it helps to attain a better result or an improved success rate.

The deeply-layered set of neural networks in the human brain has inspired the concept of ‘Deep Learning AI’. In other words, any AI program can think of ways to resolve the problem akin to the human brain.

The stronger computing power of supercomputers coupled with the proliferation of Artificial Intelligence has improved Deep-Learning algorithms. Consequently, this enables machines to solve complex problems with a diverse set of data which is unstructured and deep-rooted.

Application of Deep Learning AI

Deep Learning is already used in several apps like Virtual Assistants, Translators, Chatbots, Facial Recognition, Personalised Shopping, and Self-Driving Cars.

For instance, several apps like Netflix, Amazon, Flipkart, Google and Facebook are now being personalized. This enables users to get suggestions based on their browsing history and online activity. Thereby, the users will find it more convenient to search or buy what they want on the internet.