Class 6 - Coding, AI & Robotics Course
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Coding
Session 1: Introduction to Coding3 Topics -
Session 2: Backdrop, Costume, and Animation3 Topics|1 Quiz
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Session 3: Basics of Algorithm and Flowchart3 Topics|1 Quiz
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Session 4: Basics of Pseudocode3 Topics|1 Quiz
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Session 5: Getting Started with Quarky3 Topics|1 Quiz
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Session 6: Variables: The Multitaskers4 Topics|1 Quiz
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Session 7: Arithmetic Operators4 Topics|1 Quiz
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Session 8: Conditional Statements3 Topics|1 Quiz
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Session 9: Logical Operators4 Topics|1 Quiz
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Session 10: Nested Conditional Statements2 Topics|1 Quiz
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Session 11: Loops3 Topics|1 Quiz
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Session 12: Touch Based Piano2 Topics
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Session 13: Criterial in Loops5 Topics|1 Quiz
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Session 14: Catch the Fruit Game - Part 12 Topics
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Session 15: Catch the Fruit Game - Part 22 Topics|1 Quiz
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Artificial IntelligenceSection 16: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence3 Topics|1 Quiz
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Session 17: Basics of Face Detection2 Topics|1 Quiz
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Session 18: Face Expression Detection2 Topics|1 Quiz
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Session 19: Mimic Face with Quarky1 Topic
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Session 20: Face Filter - Part 12 Topics
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Session 21: Face Filter - Part 22 Topics
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RoboticsSession 22: Basics of Robotics2 Topics|1 Quiz
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Session 23: Wirelessly Controlled Robot2 Topics
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Session 24: Introduction to Sensors3 Topics|1 Quiz
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Session 25: Introduction to Actuators3 Topics|1 Quiz
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Session 26: Face Tracking with Robot2 Topics
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Session 27: Obstacle Avoidance Robot - Part 13 Topics
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Session 28: Obstacle Avoidance Robot - Part 22 Topics|1 Quiz
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Session 29: Edge Detector Robot - Part 13 Topics
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Session 30: Edge Detector Robot - Part 22 Topics|1 Quiz
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Capstone ProjectCapstone Project
Artificial Intelligence
Are Computers Intelligent?
After attempting the previous quiz, you would have realized the answer to this question. Let’s have a look at it again:
Computers are used to:
- Store information in their memory like documents, images, and videos, which you can access immediately.
- Run programs that interact with the user to help solve his problems like going calculations, etc.
- Play games.
- Watch movies and videos.
- Surf on the Internet.
In all the above examples, the task is defined and the computer runs programs to get the result. E.g., while watching movies, the computer reads the file from the hard disk and displays it on the screen using a video player.
This is not termed intelligence because there is no learning process involved in this. Computers are just following some set of predefined instructions.
But when computers are equipped with a program that learns and acts based on their environment, they can be termed as intelligent.
Let’s see some examples:
- Self Driving Cars: They can recognize their environment and act accordingly.
- Emotion Identifiers: They can identify the emotion of human using their knowledge.
- AI Bots In-Game: They can play the game as if a human is playing.
- Alexa or Homepod (Siri): It recognizes what you say and reacts accordingly.
In all of the above cases, the computer uses its knowledge to get information and act accordingly.
Artificial Intelligence – Definition
Artificial Intelligence is the study and design of intelligent agents (computers) which have the ability to analyze the environments and produce actions which maximize success.
A computer is termed as intelligent if it has the ability for gathering information, analyze it to make decisions, and act to complete a task automatically with very little to no human intervention.
Advantage of AI
There are many advantages that an AI machine has over humans. Some of them are:
- Speed of execution: Computers have better memories. They can be fed a large amount of information and can retrieve it almost instantaneously. While a doctor makes a diagnosis in ~10 minutes, an AI system can make a million in the same duration.
- They are not lazy: Computers don’t require sleep the way humans do. They can calculate, analyze, and perform tasks tirelessly and round the clock without wearing out.
- Accuracy: Computers have a very high accuracy in some tasks.
- Less Biased: Computers are not affected or influenced by emotions, feelings, wants, needs, and other factors that often cloud our judgment and intelligence.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE | HUMAN INTELLIGENCE |
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Created by human intelligence | Evolutionary process |
Process information faster | Slower |
Highly objective | May be subjective |
More Accurate | Maybe less accurate |
Cannot adapt to changes well | Easily adapt to changes |
Cannot multitask that well | Easily multitask |
Below average social skills | Better social skills on average |
Optimization | Innovation |
Cheap | Expensive |
Biased | Biased |
Conclusion
In this topic, we learned how to identify which computer is intelligent and which is not and what Artificial Intelligence is. We also saw what advantages AI and machines, in general, have over humans.
In the next topic, we will look at the various application of AI.