Introduction to deep learning

- [Instructor] Neural networks used to be a cool theoretical concept just a few decades ago, and now they're part of our everyday lives carried around in our smartphones. We can use them to enhance their pictures, receive contact-sensitive email replies, and have our voices recognized. Smart speakers are a common household item and self-driving cars are reality, but what is behind them? In the last few years, artificial intelligence, or AI, machine learning, or ML, and deep learning, or DL, have been buzzwords. Everybody talks about them, but only a limited number of people understand the meaning and difference between them. So, is ML the same as AI, or is it different from it? What about the DL? Where does it fit into picture? First, artificial intelligence, or short, AI, is challenging to define, and there is no clear agreement among AI professionals. So, how can we define what AI is? In AI, the goal is to simulate human learning so that application can adapt to uncertain or…