Hello, I'm Graham Morehead, I teach AI Machine Learning at Gonzaga University.
Let's answer some questions from the internet.
This is "AI Support".
@JustinDart82 asks, "What are the different types of artificial intelligence?" Broadly speaking, there's "Type 1" and "Type 2".
"Type 1" is like your instinct, that part of the brain that can take in lots of information, but reacts very quickly with emotion.
"Type 2" is more like a methodical series of steps, like when someone asks you to do a math problem.
Neural Networks are "Type 1", they can take in many inputs, and they give a quick output, but that output sometimes is not exact.
"Type 2" AI is logic, and multiple steps.
Jaisurya asks, "When did AI start?" You may have heard that there was a conference, it was in 1956, it was the first conference where they used the term "Artificial Intelligence", it was at Dartmouth in New Hampshire.
But, AI existed before that, we've all heard of the "Imitation Game", Alan Turing cracked the Enigma Machine to save us in World War II, that was a kind of AI, but also, he wrote papers in the 1930's and '40s that we still read today, that are important for understanding AI.
