I am a marketing intern at Valuefirst Digital Media. I write blogs on AI, Machine Learning, Chatbots, Automation etc for House of Bots. ...
Full BioI am a marketing intern at Valuefirst Digital Media. I write blogs on AI, Machine Learning, Chatbots, Automation etc for House of Bots.
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How Is Deep Learning Revolutionizing Artificial Intelligence ?
- Speech Recognition: Whether you use Cortana, Siri, or Ok Google, your smartphone or computer's ability to recognize your voice and answer your questions is a function of deep learning. The software has been trained to recognize the myriad ways a word can be pronounced, then understand the various types of questions that might be asked, and to provide an appropriate answer to meet your needs.
- Smart Homes: Using data about when your home needs light, temperature adjustments, and more, smart home technology allows customers to reduce energy usage and save money. When combined with voice recognition tools, smart homes can have profound applications for disabled consumers.
- Image Recognition: If you take pictures on your smartphone and store them in various cloud applications, you may have already encountered apps that will sort and organize albums based on various features. All the images of a particular person, for example, or images that contain a particular theme. But image recognition has dramatic implications in the field of health and wellness. According to some medical startups, computers will soon be able to read your CT, MRI, or X-rays images, and diagnose you without needing a radiologist to interpret the results. The software may be able to diagnose cancer and other medical concerns more quickly, accurately, and less invasively than modern methods.