How does one define AI? And how does one clearly distinguish between AI and non-AI machine-based systems? To date, the answer is as elusive as the question is simple. Many of the world’s smartest people have tried to come up with a solid definition that everyone agrees upon but never seem to find consensus. There is no clear red line but a continuum of features characterising what we think of as artificial intelligence and where the “magic” happens. As AI becomes more sophisticated and diverse, some technologies, such as optical character recognition (OCR), which were once widely considered AI, no longer are. This goes to show that AI technologies are developing at a rapid pace, and additional techniques and applications will likely emerge in the future.
AI Interpreting Solutions Evaluation Toolkit Part A: Organization, Implementation and Management
