For some years now, artificial intelligence (AI), has been gaining momentum. A wave of programmes that get the maximum performance out of latest generation processors are obtaining spectacular results. One of the most outstanding AI applications is...
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For some years now, artificial intelligence (AI), has been gaining momentum. A wave of programmes that get the maximum performance out of latest generation processors are obtaining spectacular results. One of the most outstanding AI applications is voice recognition: while the first models were awkward and marked by constant defects, they are now capable of responding correctly to all sorts of user requests in the most diverse situations. In the field of image recognition, remarkable advances are also being made, with programs able to recognise figures - and even cats - in online videos now being adapted for the software to control the autonomous cars set to invade our streets in the coming years. Today, we cannot imagine a future in Europe without advanced AI that will impact more and more facets of our lives, from work to medicine, and from education to interpersonal relations.
