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Data Science

                 Data science in AI refers to the process of collecting, analysing, and interpreting large sets of data
                 to enable AI systems to learn, make predictions, and improve their performance. It involves using
                 various techniques, such as statistics, mathematics, and computer science, to extract meaningful
                 insights from data.
                 In AI, data science is essential because AI systems need data to learn. For example, if you want an
                 AI to recognise images of cats, you need to provide it with a lot of pictures of cats. The AI uses data
                 science techniques to analyse these images, learn the patterns that define a cat, and then use that
                 knowledge to identify cats in new images.






                                                                                 The human eye is estimated at
                                                                                 576 megapixels with complex
                                                                                 processing, while AI machine
                                                                                  vision cameras can reach up
                                                                                      to 100 megapixels.


















                    Developed by scientists at DAMO Academy, Alibaba's global research program, the Alibaba
                    model scored 0.54 in the MS Marco question-answering task, surpassing the human score of
                    0.539, which evaluates a machine's ability to use natural language.


                 Computer Vision (CV)

                 Computer Vision is a very popular field of AI that trains a computer to understand and interpret the
                 visual world. Human vision starts at the “eyes” but machine uses digital images from a camera for
                 vision. Deep learning models and machines accurately identify and classify objects that act according
                 to what they see, using digital images from camera.

                 According to Fei-Fei Li, computer vision is defined as “a subset of mainstream artificial intelligence
                 that deals with the science of making computers or machines visually enabled, i.e., they can analyse
                 and understand an image.”

                 Applications of Computer Vision

                 From recognising to processing the live action of a football game, computer vision challenges and
                 surpasses human visual abilities in many areas.



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