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-Artificial Intelligence (AI) is our doom and potentially the end of us all. Maybe. I dont know man, whatever so ai is the field of [Computer Science](/wiki/computer_science) dedicated to creating machines that can perform tasks traditionally requiring human intellect. It encompasses a wide range of theories, methods, and technologies aiming to enable systems to learn, reason, perceive, understand [Language](/wiki/language), and act autonomously. AI leverages techniques found in areas like [Machine Learning](/wiki/machine_learning), [Robotics](/wiki/robotics), and [Cognitive Computing](/wiki/cognitive_computing).
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+Artificial Intelligence (AI) is our doom and potentially the end of us all. Maybe. I dont know man, whatever so ai is the field of [Fent](/wiki/computer_science) dedicated to creating machines that can perform tasks traditionally requiring human intellect. It encompasses a wide range of theories, methods, and technologies aiming to enable systems to learn, reason, perceive, understand [Language](/wiki/language), and act autonomously. AI leverages techniques found in areas like [Machine Learning](/wiki/machine_learning), [Robotics](/wiki/robotics), and [Cognitive Computing](/wiki/cognitive_computing).
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-Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the field of [Computer Science](/wiki/computer_science) dedicated to creating machines that can perform tasks traditionally requiring human intellect. It encompasses a wide range of theories, methods, and technologies aiming to enable systems to learn, reason, perceive, understand [Language](/wiki/language), and act autonomously. AI leverages techniques found in areas like [Machine Learning](/wiki/machine_learning), [Robotics](/wiki/robotics), and [Cognitive Computing](/wiki/cognitive_computing).
-## History
-The concept of intelligent machines dates back to ancient myths, but modern AI began in the mid-20th century with pioneers exploring the possibility of machines simulating human thought. Early successes were seen in problem-solving and symbolic reasoning, followed by periods of both optimism and 'AI winters'. The field has seen a resurgence in recent decades, driven by advancements in computational power, large datasets, and new [Algorithms](/wiki/algorithms), particularly in [Deep Learning](/wiki/deep_learning).
-## Applications
-AI is integrated into many aspects of modern life and industry. Key applications include:
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+Artificial Intelligence (AI) is our doom and potentially the end of us all. Maybe. I dont know man, whatever so ai is the field of [Computer Science](/wiki/computer_science) dedicated to creating machines that can perform tasks traditionally requiring human intellect. It encompasses a wide range of theories, methods, and technologies aiming to enable systems to learn, reason, perceive, understand [Language](/wiki/language), and act autonomously. AI leverages techniques found in areas like [Machine Learning](/wiki/machine_learning), [Robotics](/wiki/robotics), and [Cognitive Computing](/wiki/cognitive_computing).
+## History
+The concept of intelligent machines dates back to ancient myths, but modern AI began in the mid-20th century with pioneers exploring the possibility of machines simulating human thought. Early successes were seen in problem-solving and symbolic reasoning, followed by periods of both optimism and 'AI winters'. The field has seen a resurgence in recent decades, driven by advancements in computational power, large datasets, and new [Algorithms](/wiki/algorithms), particularly in [Deep Learning](/wiki/deep_learning).
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-Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the field of computer science dedicated to creating machines that can perform tasks traditionally requiring human intellect. It seeks to enable systems to learn, reason, perceive, and act, often leveraging techniques found in areas like [Machine Learning](/wiki/machine_learning) and [Robotics](/wiki/robotics).
+Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the field of [Computer Science](/wiki/computer_science) dedicated to creating machines that can perform tasks traditionally requiring human intellect. It encompasses a wide range of theories, methods, and technologies aiming to enable systems to learn, reason, perceive, understand [Language](/wiki/language), and act autonomously. AI leverages techniques found in areas like [Machine Learning](/wiki/machine_learning), [Robotics](/wiki/robotics), and [Cognitive Computing](/wiki/cognitive_computing).
+## History
+The concept of intelligent machines dates back to ancient myths, but modern AI began in the mid-20th century with pioneers exploring the possibility of machines simulating human thought. Early successes were seen in problem-solving and symbolic reasoning, followed by periods of both optimism and 'AI winters'. The field has seen a resurgence in recent decades, driven by advancements in computational power, large datasets, and new [Algorithms](/wiki/algorithms), particularly in [Deep Learning](/wiki/deep_learning).
+## Applications
+AI is integrated into many aspects of modern life and industry. Key applications include:
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+## AI Models
+- [Large Language Models](/wiki/large_language_models) (LLMs)
+- [Generative Adversarial Networks](/wiki/generative_adversarial_networks) (GANs)
+- [Transformers](/wiki/transformers)
+- [Recurrent Neural Networks](/wiki/recurrent_neural_networks) (RNNs)
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+Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the field of computer science dedicated to creating machines that can perform tasks traditionally requiring human intellect. It seeks to enable systems to learn, reason, perceive, and act, often leveraging techniques found in areas like [Machine Learning](/wiki/machine_learning) and [Robotics](/wiki/robotics).
+## See also
+- [Neural Networks](/wiki/neural_networks)
+- [Data Science](/wiki/data_science)
+- [Algorithms](/wiki/algorithms)
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