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Ai birth
Alan Turing published his work “Computer Machinery and Intelligence” -
First game to have been played by ai
A computer scientist named Arthur Samuel developed a program to play checkers, which is the first to ever learn the game independently. -
Ai maturation
The late 1950s and early 1960s were a creative period. Artificial Intelligence (AI) spread swiftly, from programming languages that are still in use today to robot-themed fiction and movies. -
AAAI founded
The American Association of Artificial Intelligence which is now known as the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AAAI) was founded -
AI BOOM
The majority of the 1980s saw the "AI boom," a time of exceptionally high growth and interest in AI. This resulted from both new government funds to support the researchers and scientific advancements. With the increasing popularity of deep learning techniques and expert systems, computers were able to learn from their failures and make judgments on their own. -
expert configurer
The XCON (expert configurer) was the first expert system to be released into the commercial market. It was created to make ordering computer systems easier by automatically selecting parts according to the requirements of the user. -
BIG INVERSIONS ON AI
The Fifth Generation Computer project received $850 million from the Japanese government, or more than $2 billion in today's currency. Their goal was to build computers that were capable of human-level reasoning, language translation, and human-to-human conversation. This only fed into the AI -
AI WINTER
An AI Winter arrived, as the AAAI had foretold. The phrase refers to a phase of low consumer, public, and private interest in artificial intelligence (AI), which lowers research budget and, ultimately, results in few achievements. -
AI AGENTS
Even though funding for AI research was scarce during the AI Winter, the field made significant progress in the early 1990s, introducing the first AI system capable of defeating the current world champion chess player. The first Roomba and the first speech recognition program for Windows PCs that was sold commercially were two other inventions from this era that brought AI into daily life. -
AI nowadays
This leads us to the most current advancements in artificial intelligence as of right now. Commonplace AI tools like search engines and virtual assistants have become more and more prevalent. Big Data and Deep Learning also gained popularity around this time.